Re: Grabbing a subversion repo for the first time with Xcode
Re: Grabbing a subversion repo for the first time with Xcode
- Subject: Re: Grabbing a subversion repo for the first time with Xcode
- From: Jens Alfke <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 11 Jun 2008 11:03:32 -0700
On 11 Jun '08, at 7:01 AM, Jason Pruim wrote: Currently, I can check out the project from the repository but can not get Xcode to be able to commit the project, compare the files, see the changes, look at the change log... The only options I have in my "SCM" menu are: "Repositories", "Configure SCM Repositories", and "Configure SCM Repositories for this project" which is what I have tried to do... And where I am running into trouble.
Xcode's SCM integration rather lamely requires you to set up global Xcode preferences for each repository, even if only one project uses it. That is, you have to go into Xcode's SCM pref pane, and configure a new repository corresponding to the SVN repo this project is checked out from. Then you can go into the project's inspector and choose the repo from the "SCM Repository:" pop-up.
(I think the people who designed this assumed that everyone would be using only one repository that they'd check lots of projects out of; which is quite the opposite of the way many people [like me] work, especially if they work with a lot of open-source libraries.)
—Jens |
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