Re: Remote SVN issue with Xcode 3.0
Re: Remote SVN issue with Xcode 3.0
- Subject: Re: Remote SVN issue with Xcode 3.0
- From: Jay Martin <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 23 Jun 2008 14:29:06 -0500
Fritz:
Yep, done that and still no love. Browsing works, but the project
(while showing the expanded SCM menu with "Go Online", "Go Offline",
etc) seems to think that it can't connect to the host (all relevant
menu items are gray). I think the key is the fact that the repository
config pane says "Host Offline" at the bottom (under the password);
that tells me that for some reason the IDE itself (rather than the
repository browser) thinks that it can't connect to the SVN server.
Andrew:
I'll file a bug soon. BTW, I'm using SSH keys to authenticate...
A little more about my setup: using svn+ssh as the protocol handler
and using pub/private keys as authentication, so my svn URL looks
something like:
svn+ssh://username@host_remote/Repository/
under the SSH tab in the SCM pref pane i'm showing the RSA key I
generated.
jay
On Jun 23, 2008, at 1:57 PM, Fritz Anderson wrote:
On 23 Jun 2008, at 12:56 PM, Jay Martin wrote:
I'm attempting to use a remote SVN repository. I have it set up in
the repositories list using the appropriate URL. At the bottom of
the Subversion Settings pane it has "Host Offline", but,
interestingly enough, I can browse the repository, check out
things, etc. I have a project in the repository that's set to use
this repository. The problem is that most of Xcode (the project
panes, the SCM menu, etc., seems to think that the repository is
unavailable for some reason. But in the Repositories window I can
select it and browse, checkout, etc. Also, I can do everything from
the command line.
Guessing at what you mean by "seems to think that the repository is
unavailable," and assuming you're using the current released Xcode
(3.0)...
Getting SCM support for an Xcode project is a two-step process.
First, you have to make Xcode aware of the repository, in the SCM
pane of the Preferences window. You seem to have dome this, if (as I
gather) you can browse your repository from within Xcode.
Second, you have to associate the project in question with a
repository from the SCM pane. Project -> Edit Project Settings ->
General tab -> SCM Repository: near the end of the window. Choose
your repository. Come back to the list if that doesn't produce
results, or Xcode doesn't permit your choice.
Control- (right-) click on the header of the Groups and Files list
in the project window to pop up a menu; select "SCM" to add an SCM
status column to the list.
— F
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