Apple

I initially created a test application and a test repository on the server. I managed to get things working pretty smoothly without any problems and played around with the IDE to get a feel how xcode deals with SCM.

At this point I was happy and things seemed simple enough, so I went ahead and deleted my test Subversion repository & test application. I then created my 'real' repository and I uploaded all of my source from my development root folder. I then re-configured the SCM in xcode and it seemed happy enough.

My complications start here as I'm having difficulty getting xcode to realize there are changes between my local machine and the server. There is no letter 'M' (local modified file) appearing to the left of my source file. After many hours of tinkering I found my xcode project needs to mirror the root of my repository or it doesn't work correctly.

It's either I'm not using Subversion correctly ... or not configuring xcode correctly. I have a fairly small source tree and it's organized straight forward:

# Development # Java ---- # Common

| |

| # Project1

| |

| # Project2

# iPhone -- # Common

| |

| # Project1

| |

| # Project2

# OSX ----- # Common

# Project1

# Project2

The source tree mirrors the Subversion repository. Am I doing this right in xcode? If I open Project1 from a sub-directory, should it work as I expect?

Any help or guidance on this would be appreciated.

Thanks,

Bill.