On Oct 12, 2016, at 10:22 AM, Laurent Daudelin wrote:
I tried the svn resolve (and resolved) and it didn’t work. Here are the output I got from svn:
laurent@Laurents-MacBook-Pro:~/Documents/Development/Personal/Mac OS X Projects/Test Project/Growl.framework> svn resolve --accept working
svn: warning: W155007: '/Users/laurent/Documents/Development/Personal/Mac OS X Projects/Test Project/Growl.framework' is not a working copy
svn: E155027: Failure occurred resolving one or more conflicts
Another thing I did notice yesterday is when I go to the Source Control menu in Xcode. I see my main project but I also see a working copy for Growl. I’m suspecting there are some remnants of a svn working copy in there but for the life of me, I can’t find where Xcode is taking this.
Yeah, that working copy is probably the result of the xcscmblueprint file. If you nuke it, it will be recreated by Xcode as you found out. But, it probably contains the link to the SVN repo within that xcscmblueprint. (Xcode Source Control Management Blueprint??) Try editing it out of the file and see if that makes a difference. Yes, it's a derived file, so that might not work, but it may.
Also, that file appears to be mentioned in the docs for supporting bots on an OS X server by explicitly keeping track of sub projects and the links to their repos. I'm sorry, but I forget what those classes are called.
Aha. Here. Investigating these docs might help you find out how to get rid of the link to the repo and the problems that come with it:
Hope this helps.
Anybody has any idea?
-Laurent.
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