Re: Xcode SCM info
Re: Xcode SCM info
- Subject: Re: Xcode SCM info
- From: Philipp Donzé <email@hidden>
- Date: Sun, 5 Feb 2006 21:42:43 +0100
Hi,
After a few trial, I found out that the error was caused by
deletion of svn directory (.svn) in the above. It seems like xcode
will delete .svn directory somehow. Can someone please tell me if
my finding is correct?
Yes, for me it makes perfectly sense. Xcode deletes the content of
the build directory when you press "clean" or "clean all".
If I'm right, is this a bug in xcode+svn or just me doing something
terribly wrong? It is unlikely that I have done something terribly
wrong. I tried check out a fresh workcopy from my repository, made
some test changes in sources and project configuration then commit
entire project. It should work but .svn in some directory
(directories) just gone missing without a trace.
The "terrible" error you've made, is that you added the "build"
directory to the repository. The build directory contains only data
which Xcode generated from your source file. It shouldn't contain any
file you're editing directly.
It's a bad idea to add the build directory to your repository as its
content changes frequently (every time you hit "build") and has no
additional value/information, as the same "product" can be generated
from the source files and the project file (which contains the build
instructions).
Philipp
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