Re: XCode touches my files!
Re: XCode touches my files!
- Subject: Re: XCode touches my files!
- From: Jocelyn Houle <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 5 Mar 2010 14:27:22 -0500
>> I believe there is a 'default.pbxuser' file which might be useful in order to shared such settings across multiple users.
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> I always check in my pbxuser, since I'm usually the only developer on my projects. Can you exclude *.pbxuser but include default.pbxuser in Subversion (or other SCS)?
Those are files, and as any files, you have the option of having them under revision control or not.
I personally use Git, but used to mask out pbxuser files with the svn:ignore property:
http://svnbook.red-bean.com/en/1.1/ch07s02.html
Since it has only simple wildcards, I wonder if you'll have issues keeping 'default.pbxuser' after you've ignored '*.pbxuser', but maybe Subversion is smart enough to honor whatever has been manually added to your repository.
>> Then again, I've never used it, and there might be shortcomings.
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>> BTW, can somebody point me to Apple's documentation related to that file? All I can find seem to be in the list archives...
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> I doubt it's documented. My guess is you set the project up appropriately, then drill into the xcodeproj package and copy your .pbxuser to default.pbxuser.
My question was more about official documentation, mainly to learn about subtleties of the design.
I figured that copying/editing the file was the only way to populate a 'default.pbxuser' file, since Xcode itself doesn't seem to expose it (neither the GUI nor the documentation). _______________________________________________
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