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Re: XCode Projects inside subversion
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Re: XCode Projects inside subversion


  • Subject: Re: XCode Projects inside subversion
  • From: Chris Hanson <email@hidden>
  • Date: Wed, 10 Aug 2005 14:29:45 -0700

On Aug 10, 2005, at 11:47 AM, Wade Williams wrote:

My thinking is that just the .xcodeproj file and the Info.plist needs to be added.

Anything you want to be under version control should be added. The .xcodeproj wrapper contains the project.pbxproj file and a couple of per-user files; the per-user files are optional but the project.pbxproj is mandatory.


You'd also obviously want to add your source code and resources, and any other files and directories you'll want to track changes to.

Obviously one wouldn't want to add the build folder or the English.lproj folder. The .pch file would be recreated by Xcode automatically, so I don't think there's any benefit to having it checked in.

You don't want to add the build folder, true. But you *definitely* want to add any localized resource folders (such as English.lproj) so you can track changes to its contents. Also, a .pch file is a prefix file that gets precompiled by Xcode, not the result of the precompilation. So you want to keep the .pch file in version control too.


  -- Chris

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