Re: "Ghost" files in SCM Results [solved]
Re: "Ghost" files in SCM Results [solved]
- Subject: Re: "Ghost" files in SCM Results [solved]
- From: Andrew Pontious <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 18 Jul 2008 01:06:09 -0700
You mean you deleted them from your repository, or you deleted them
from disk?
If you deleted them from disk, you just KO'ed your index, so either
Xcode will have to spend the time to rebuild it the next time you open
the project (thus returning those files to your SCM Results list), or
Xcode will attempt to run without an index, which can cause certain
things like syntax coloring and double-clicking of symbols to not work
as well.
These files will only show up in your SCM Results window if their
parent folder, {MyProject}.pbxindex, and the folder above that,
{MyProject}.build, are already checked in to your repository. If they
are, you should remove them from your repository. Then, in your SCM
Results window, when you build, you'll only see a ? entry for
{MyProject}.build, and you shouldn't be bothered by any contents
underneath that.
-- Andrew
On Jul 17, 2008, at 11:58 AM, Joseph Ayers wrote:
Actually they were in the build folder in the local disk, not the
repository. I deleted them and everything
is copasetic.
Thanks,
Joseph
David Ewing wrote:
On Jul 17, 2008, at 10:42 AM, Chris Espinosa wrote:
On Jul 17, 2008, at 9:16 AM, Joseph Ayers wrote:
Over the past few days I've accumulated a number of "Ghost" files
in my SCM Results panel of the sort
pbxindex.header
categories.pbxbtree
Debug, etc
with the status ?
Delete doesn't get rid of them and their neither in the
repository or the local disk
They tend to obscurate my working files.
Is there anyway to get rid of them?
Those are the project index. It shouldn't be in your project
folder, it should be in your build folder; if your build folder is
in your project folder, it shouldn't be, especially if your
project folder is under SCM control.
Well actually, the default location of the build folder is inside
your project directory. But if those files are showing up
individually under the SCM status, then you may have added the
build folder (and possibly more below it) to your repository. It's
probably best to remove them (from the repository).
Dave
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