Re: SCM and XCode
Re: SCM and XCode
- Subject: Re: SCM and XCode
- From: "Lyndsey D. Ferguson" <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 16 Apr 2006 20:47:13 -0400
On Apr 16, 2006, at 8:23 PM, Richard Quarles wrote:
I'm fairly new to the list. I've been lurking for a couple of
weeks and have gone back into the archives looking for an answer to
my problem. I am trying to write a ship's log application and,
with all the new technologies that are coming out almost daily, I'd
very much like to be able to go back to earlier versions of my code
as I make mistakes. I've downloaded Perforce and installed it on
my laptop (usr/local/bin/p4d and users/rick/depot and users/rick/
perforce/p4v and users/rick/perforce/ShipsLog {for the
workspace}). Perforce appears to work as it is installed, but
XCode cannot seem to find the files. When I try to refresh the
project from XCode, I get an error, indicating that there are no
files from the project in the perforce root:
Is someone using Perforce who could help me set it up? If not,
what does Apple recommend (suggest?) for SCM? CVS, Subversion or
Perforce?
Hi Rick,
I use Perforce with Xcode daily and find the simple operations work
like a charm through Xcode. I have run into issues similar to yours
so I'll try and help in the manner that I am able.
Things to try:
1. Make sure that the CaSe of your path is correct in your Perforce
Workspace. I think I had an issue where I had a capital in my
workspace path, but there was not one in the actual path. Or perhaps
the other way around.
2. I don't think this is your issue, but make sure that /usr/local/
bin/p4 (you didn't mention that you have that, you do don't you?) is
executable. P4V is different from p4. Download p4 if you haven't,
make it executable "sudo chmod a+x p4" and place it in the /usr/local/
bin directory.
Actually, I only have those two suggestions. If those don't work, try
posting your workspace spec and I'll take a look at it.
Good luck and enjoy perforce.
Lyndsey Ferguson
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