Re: Automatic snapshots - Usable?
Re: Automatic snapshots - Usable?
- Subject: Re: Automatic snapshots - Usable?
- From: Pavel Perikov <email@hidden>
- Date: Wed, 3 Sep 2008 22:52:14 +0400
My project has only a few dozens files so for me it would be useful.
BTW I believe I have problems using snapshots with SVN, but can't
pinpoint it.
Pavel
On 03.09.2008, at 22:34, Rob Lockstone wrote:
Speaking of snapshots, the last time I tried creating one when Xcode
3 was still in beta, it was very slow. It doesn't seem to have
improved. I'm currently running a "Make Snapshot" of a project that
has, oh, maybe 7500 files. It's been running for over 30 minutes now
on a core-duo Intel with 4G of RAM.
Are these even practical for projects with thousands of files?
Is it only the initial snapshot that's this slow and subsequent ones
are just deltas?
Rob
On Sep 3, 2008, at 09:05, Greg Guerin wrote:
Pavel Perikov wrote:
Does anyone aware about the possibility to make XCode snapshot
automatically after every successful build? Maybe with a bit of
AppleScript?
It depends on whether Snapshot is scriptable.
Use ScriptEditor.app to examine Xcode's scripting dictionary. See
if the Snapshot action is scriptable. If so, add a script build
phase at the end of your target's build. It does one thing: tell
Xcode to make a snapshot. Make sure your target is set to stop on
errors, and the script build phase will only be reached when there
are no errors.
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