Re: The One True Stage Re: Xcode - AN APPLE OPPORTUNITY!
Re: The One True Stage Re: Xcode - AN APPLE OPPORTUNITY!
- Subject: Re: The One True Stage Re: Xcode - AN APPLE OPPORTUNITY!
- From: Bill Cheeseman <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 09 Mar 2012 05:20:39 -0500
| Same here.
Maybe this is related to an issue that bothers me: After working on a project long enough, when I try to do a commit to my Git repository, the Repositories window shows an error symbol and tells me that "No files will be committed." I finally discovered that all I have to do is quit Xcode and relaunch it -- then, magically, I can commit the files, even though I have made no further changes.
On Mar 8, 2012, at 10:41 PM, Matt Neuburg wrote: The problem is that I have enough experience with alerts from Xcode telling me that some other application has altered a file behind its back and that it doesn't know what to do (and neither do I) that I now always quit Xcode first just to be on the safe side. (The fact that the application that altered the file behind Xcode's back is sometimes Xcode itself - for example, I often get issues when I use Xcode to rename a file in a project - does not fill me with confidence either.) |
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