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Xcode updating of source file modified time stamp
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Xcode updating of source file modified time stamp


  • Subject: Xcode updating of source file modified time stamp
  • From: Stuart Malin <email@hidden>
  • Date: Mon, 14 Sep 2009 10:03:22 -0400

Is there anything unusual about Xcode and how it updates the modified time stamp of source files that have been edited?

I am using Mozy to do remote backup of a project, and it does not detect in a timely way updates to files that I have edited with Xcode (Mozy will detect the update a day or so later). The file is shown by the Finder with the correct (recent) modification time. If I then touch the file from the shell, Mozy does detect that it has been updated, and does a backup.

So far, I have encountered this problem only with Xcode; if I edit with TextEdit or TextMate, Mozy does detect the change immediately. Also, it does detect immediately updates made by Xcode to the xcodeproject file. The problem is only with source files.


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