Subversion SCM status not showing up on most files (Xcode 1.5)
Subversion SCM status not showing up on most files (Xcode 1.5)
- Subject: Subversion SCM status not showing up on most files (Xcode 1.5)
- From: SK <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 12 Aug 2004 17:21:07 -0700
I just upgraded from Xcode 1.1 to Xcode 1.5 so that I could start using
Subversion for code version management. I am new to subversion and have
only used Xcode for a few months, but am pretty confident that both are
setup properly for the task. The issue is that once I have a subversion
working copy and open it in Xcode most of the files don't show any SCM
status icons, even if I modify a file. SCM is enabled in the project
and all the files are in the subversion working copy (well, the files
that are mine anyways, not the system frameworks, etc.).
A good example of the problem I am seeing is something like this:
I have a file in my project called "cool script.applescript" (maybe
the space is an issue, but some testing suggests not)
If I click on the SCM menu, the option to "Add to Repository" is
available, although this file is in the repository, which can be
verified by look at the inspector for the file and clicking on the SCM
tab, which properly shows file version, etc.
If I look at the log of the subversion commands being run, I notice
that Xcode is using:
/sw/bin/svn status --show-updates
which returns something like:
svn: Working copy 'build/cool script.build/cool
script.pbxindex/strings.pbxstrings' not locked
while if I run:
/sw/bin/svn status --show-updates *
I get something like:
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
M 2 cool script.xcode/spkane.mode1
M 2 cool script.xcode/spkane.pbxuser
M 2 cool script.applescript
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
Status against revision: 2
svn: Working copy 'build/cool script.build/cool
script.pbxindex/strings.pbxstrings' not locked
Any ideas? Is this an Xcode bug or am I doing something wrong?
Thanks,
Sean
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