Re: SCM & nib files
Re: SCM & nib files
- Subject: Re: SCM & nib files
- From: Kevin Grant <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Jan 2004 20:56:33 -0600
I am having difficulty getting Xcode to let me "Add to repository" my
.nib files that I create. I have been having to drop to the command
line and
do a manual cvs add. I noticed the other day that while doing that for
a new
nib file that Xcode had not been running any commits on some(all?) of
the
other .nib files I have been working on. Am I missing an option I
should I
file a bug report about this?
Given that CVS traditionally works with files one at a time and NIBs
are bundles, perhaps there is a problem because your NIB looks (to CVS)
like a directory with files in it?
CVS allows you to "add" directories - however, doing so simply creates
a directory in the repository. So it could appear that adding a bundle
is successful, when really only part of it got added to CVS. The files
within would not really be managed until each was explicitly added with
CVS. And if the Xcode interface doesn't let you look inside bundles,
there may be no way to do this outside the command line.
Of course, I am assuming Apple has not enhanced CVS or Xcode to
"understand" bundles...
Kevin G.
http://homepage.mac.com/kmg/
mail to kevin at ieee dot org
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