1) the build folder also contains the linked and built applications in subfolders ( according to the various build configurations )
Applications are certainly derived from source code, but they also contains various ( and sometimes lot of) private resources that have nothing to do with code management.
2) Obviously , XCode 3.1.1 prevents me from saving what I want.
The build folder is just a folder... And Time Machine has functionnalities to let me exclude what I dont want to backup..
I just dont like something that pretends to play with my data and decide for me what is worth saving...
The question remains : is there a mean to have the build folder included in Time Machine backups ?
JP
Le 5 nov. 08 à 17:35, Greg Hulands a écrit :
The build folder is something that is derived. eg. from the source code.
Sounds like you should be using versioning control of some sort.
On Nov 5, 2008, at 8:03 AM, turbo3d wrote:
Since I use Xcode 3.1.1 , Time Machine no longer saves the "build" folder in backups. This is documented in the XCode release note.
I dont unserstand why and this causes me some trouble, and because of this, I have lost previous builds which where important to me....
Is there any mean to have the XCode build folder included in the time machine backups ?
Thanks
JP
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