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Re: What changes to the project does it want to save?
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Re: What changes to the project does it want to save?


  • Subject: Re: What changes to the project does it want to save?
  • From: j o a r <email@hidden>
  • Date: Sat, 21 Jan 2006 00:00:35 +0100


On 20 jan 2006, at 23.52, Steve Mills wrote:

The project.pbxproj is checked into source control. The .pbxuser and .mode1 files are NOT. So it seems like any changes to my personal project view should be written to my user files, NOT the .pbxproj file.

Xcode doesn't look to your SCM setup to decide where to save your personal project preferences. Per-user settings are always saved in the per-user project files.


So what is Xcode trying to save in the .pbxproj file?

Are you sure that the warning is about changes to the project.pbxproj file? I would have guessed that changes to any files in the .xcodeproj folder would result in the same warning?


Anyway, why would you get these warnings in the first place? Are any files in your .xcodeproj folder write protected, and if so why? Is it done by your SCM software?

j o a r


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