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Re: XCode touches my files!
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Re: XCode touches my files!


  • Subject: Re: XCode touches my files!
  • From: Owen Hartnett <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 12:13:05 -0500


On Mar 5, 2010, at 11:41 AM, Ian Piper wrote:

On 5 Mar 2010, at 15:39, Owen Hartnett wrote:


Hi All:

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).


In addition to the other answers you may have seen, you can make sure these files are not managed by Xcode's Subversion client by modifying the file ~/.subversion/config and adding *.pbxuser and *.mode* to the global-ignores line in the [miscellany] section. I also ignore *.perspective* files.


Thanks for yours and everyone else's replies on this.  This list is very helpful!

-Owen
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