Re: Related projects and version control
Re: Related projects and version control
- Subject: Re: Related projects and version control
- From: Loukas Kalenderidis <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 27 Sep 2007 09:58:58 +1000
1. we use version control. We recommend version control. Some of the
problems you describe are common and others have developed
strategies for
dealing with them. A version control system will help you (it won't do
everything automatically for you, but it will help). Get a book
about your
version control system (e.g. Pragmatic Version Control: Using
Subversion, if
you're going to use Subversion). Or get books about all of them and
spend a
weekend reading them.
Yeah I'm relatively familiar with subversion but haven't really used
it too much on Cocoa-based projects. Comments by you and Jack
Repenning have made me realise that the version control problem needs
to be tackled first and then the rest taken from there.
2. Use a build script to build your final product. Xcode can't do
everything
for you, and you gain a lot of flexibility if you use a build script.
There's absolutely no problem copying different bundles into your
application bundle dependent on whether the target is Debug or
Deployment
(or whatever you choose to call them).
This is definitely what I wanted to know, thanks. I had a feeling
this might be the answer a few people gave. When you say "build
script" do you mean script build phases or another mechanism?
Thanks!
Loukas
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