Re: XCode touches my files!
Re: XCode touches my files!
- Subject: Re: XCode touches my files!
- From: Dave Carrigan <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 07:48:25 -0800
On Mar 5, 2010, at 7:39 AM, Owen Hartnett wrote:
> I'm using svn with XCode. It seems there's a change to the file behavior on the new XCode. Using terminal, I can completely commit my project, then update it. At this point, svn status shows no files changed. Now if I open XCode, without doing anything else, svn status shows the following files as modified (probably touched):
>
> tweetsii.xcodeproj/admin.pbxuser
> tweetsii.xcodeproj/admin.mode2v3
>
> which are in the project package. In fact, I can't commit and update from within XCode without touching those files. This is important because I use the svn build number as part of my build process, and it will only validate if I have an integer, not 93/95 or 93M (which is what svnversion -n will give now).
There is really no need for these files to be in subversion anyway. All they do is store state information for xcode, and xcode will work perfectly fine even if these files don't exist, as would be the case with a fresh checkout.
Your best bet is to copy the files elsewhere, svn remove them, add *.pbxuser and *.mode2v3 to the svn:ignore property, then optionally restore the copies.
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