SVN, Xcode and project.pbxproj
SVN, Xcode and project.pbxproj
- Subject: SVN, Xcode and project.pbxproj
- From: Alex Zavatone <email@hidden>
- Date: Fri, 02 May 2014 17:42:09 -0400
Using SVN as the repo, does Xcode do individual file syncs against the source repo, but ONLY after is has checked to see if the files are in the project folder/project name.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj file?
It appears that instead of actually svn update at the project folder level, what xcode 5.1.1 is actually doing is only updating the project.pbxproj file, and then only updating the each file within.
Is this the case?
The reason I ask is that my coworker added a bunch of view controllers and XIBs and using another SVN client (Verisons), added the files to the project and committed them.
When I then tried to update my local copy of the source, the files never came down to my working directory and of course they didn't appear in the project navigator since he didn't commit any changes to the project.pbxproj file.
Doing an svn log -l1-v, I can see that the files were committed to the repo.
If I did an update to the the project from Xcode's Source Control menu, I'd expect that the files from the repo would appear in my working copy on my drive, even if they are not in the project.pbxproj unless Xcode doesn't do an svn update at the project folder level, but instead updates the project.pbxproj file and then builds a list of the files within that need to be updated.
Can anyone share if that's what's going on?
Trying to understand how Xcode manages source repo updates and commits so that we can minimize our time wasted with source sync issues.
Thanks in advance.
- Alex.
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