Re: Time Machine backs up my Xcode 3.2 build folders
Re: Time Machine backs up my Xcode 3.2 build folders
- Subject: Re: Time Machine backs up my Xcode 3.2 build folders
- From: David Gimeno Gost <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 8 Oct 2009 03:13:38 +0200
Thanks for answering.
On 8 Oct 2009, at 02:29, Chris Espinosa wrote:
Please go into Terminal and do an ls -l@ on the build folder, and
report the results. It should have the "com.apple.XcodeGenerated"
extended attribute on it.
The original "build" folder itself (ls -ld@) did have the
"com.apple.XcodeGenerated" attribute, as did the "<ProjectName>.build"
folder within it. The "Release" folder within the "build" folder,
however, did not (?).
It may also show up in your Time Machine "Exclude these items from
backup" list.
No, it didn't.
There's a possibility that if the build folder was created when Time
Machine was turned off
Yes, this is exactly what happened.
the "don't backup" state might have been dropped. Deleting the
build folder and letting Xcode recreate it when Time Machine is
turned on may fix this.
Done. The new (recreated) folders have the exact same extended
attributes as the old ones, don't appear in Time Machine "excluded
items" list, and telling Time Machine to "Back Up Now" causes them to
be backed up, as before...
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