Re: How does SCM determine status of project files?
Re: How does SCM determine status of project files?
- Subject: Re: How does SCM determine status of project files?
- From: Chris Espinosa <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 17 Apr 2006 11:32:44 -0700
On Apr 17, 2006, at 10:08 AM, Cord Sengbusch wrote:
I have been using xcode to develop a webobjects
application and am starting to use scm (subversion).
One thing I notice is that when I open a project and
before I touch anything inside the project, a 'M' is
displayed next to the project.pbxproj and
username.pbxuser files within the SCM group.
Is there anyway to stop this from happening? And what
is contained in those files that causes them to be
labeled as modified?
This doesn't have much to do with SCM. It's most likely to do with
the per-user project settings inside the wrapper file. These store
things like breakpoints, window positions, and other customizations
you've made to the project that affect your workflow but not actually
building it. Almost anything you do in the Xcode UI with this project
will make a change to this file, and so mark the whole project wrapper
as modified.
If this is so, the best thing to do is to delete the
<project>.xcodeproj/<user>.pbxuser file from the SCM repository.
There are some infrequent cases of just opening a project file causing
changes to be written to it even though you don't change anything in
the project. If you see one of these cases in an SCM Diff (for
example, the order of two settings being reversed, even though their
values are identical in the two versions), please report a bug so we
can track it down.
Chris
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