Re: Subversion with xcode problems
Re: Subversion with xcode problems
- Subject: Re: Subversion with xcode problems
- From: Quincey Morris <email@hidden>
- Date: Sat, 28 Feb 2009 17:01:26 -0800
On Feb 28, 2009, at 14:21, William Kitching wrote:
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 not clear from your description whether you already figured this
out, but the "gotcha" in starting to use Xcode for SCM is that after
you've uploaded your source (via Xcode's repository Import function),
you must discard that source and check out fresh copies from the newly-
populated repository. Otherwise, Xcode doesn't realize that your local
copies are actually related to the contents of the repository.
This is only an issue when you use Xcode to import files into the
repository. Using the Add to Repository function works properly,
though of course it's not terribly convenient for uploading
hierarchies of files when you're getting started.
Could that be the issue you're running into?
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