Re: Xcode project root and Subversion
Re: Xcode project root and Subversion
- Subject: Re: Xcode project root and Subversion
- From: Quincey Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 3 Apr 2009 15:25:34 -0700
On Apr 3, 2009, at 12:01, Jim Prouty wrote:
(Using Xcode 3.1.2 and Subversion 1.5.6)
The root of my repository is checked out into a trunk folder
parallel to my
project folder:
full path to source: /Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/trunk
full path to project folder: /Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/Igor6.1Xcode
full path to project file:
/Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/Igor6.1Xcode/Igor61.xcodeproj
My project root is set to: <Project File Directory>/..
Which works out to: /Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/
I don't have any Subversion files checked out into
/Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/ (the trunk of the entire repository is
below
that in /Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/trunk).
I've been trying to parse this description, and it doesn't seem like
you've got the pieces in the right places.
If your repository is in /Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/trunk, then where
did you check out a copy of the project files to?
If your project root is set to /Source/IgorDev/IgorSrc6.1/, then your
entire svn repository directory structure is inside your svn client
directory structure, isn't it? That doesn't sound like a good idea.
If you want Xcode to update the repository, you should put
the .xcodeproj project into the repository, and check out a copy of
that too.
Also, Xcode SCM is a little confusing to set up, because you typically
need to set up your project files (xcodeproj, source, etc) "locally",
then import that into your repository, then discard the original files
and check out all the project files from the repository. If you
omitted that last step, then the SCM part won't work.
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