On May 7, 2009, at 10:21 AM, Wanadoo Hartwig wrote:
Hi Andrew,
Am 07.05.2009 um 07:04 schrieb Andrew Pontious:
On May 6, 2009, at 1:13 PM, Wanadoo Hartwig wrote:
OK, here are some examples:
1)
1.1) Create a folder in the finder
1.2) Create a file in the newly created folder by any editor
1.3) Take a project that is linked to a SVN repository
1.4) select "Add -> Existing files..." and select the newly created file in the newly created folder; select "Recursively create ....", too.
1.5) Result: new file is added to the project, but no new group is created; file is not marked as unknown nor added to repository
Remark: this works in case a file is chosen inside a folder that is already part of the repository
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Yes, I think it is logical to copy the structure to the SCM system and Xcode. Actually, not even a group is created although Xcode should. If SCM is deactivated Xcode creates the group.
In my test, it didn't make the group in either case. It's a bug.
2)
2.1) Create a new folder in the finder
So, for example, /Volumes/My Hard Drive/A/
2.2) Create a file in the newly created folder by any editor
/Volumes/My Hard Drive/A/A.m
2.2) Choose Repositories in Xcode and import the newly created directory
So you're importing /A/ ?
Yes.
2.3) Checkout the newly imported directory
Let's say you check it out to
/Volumes/My Hard Drive/My Checkout/
so now you have:
/Volumes/My Hard Drive/My Checkout/A/A.m
No, I check it out to
/Volumes/My Hard Drive/My Xcode Projects/My Project/A/A.m
Just to be sure I understand:
You made a first checkout onto your local machine, and then you made a second checkout from a different location, to inside the first checkout?
That doesn't sound advisable whether you're using Xcode or not.
Xcode certainly can't handle that, since, as I said before, Xcode can currently only handle SCM integration currently if only one root directory is involved, and it is all a single checkout. And Xcode will always assume that a directory's contents will come from a single SCM location. If you want to deal with two SCM locations, I would advise checking them out side-by-side, not one within the other.
Or, what you might want to do here instead is export the directory, which will remove the .svn directories that tie the checkout to its original repository location, and leave these files in the same state as (1).
I would recommend you write up (1) as a bug/enhancement request.
-- Andrew