> Yup, that's what I thought. I was trying to do the add, then the commit,
> then I guess I need to update my working copy with the latest revision of
> that file in my working directory. I was trying the following with
> difficulty:
>
> $ svn add hstaniloff.mode2v3
> file:///Users/Shared/Subver
er than an
> import.
>
> BOb
>
>
> From: Hal M. Staniloff [mailto:h...@iflybeechcraft.com]
> Sent: Friday, March 05, 2010 10:55 AM
> To: users@subversion.apache.org
> Subject: Xcode user - project.xcodeproj file in repository
>
> Hello;
> I'm new
: Xcode user - project.xcodeproj file in repository
Hello;
I'm new to Subversion and started using it with Xcode under OS X.
Symptom:
I'm getting this Xcode error when my environment changes and I try to commit
the .xcodeproj file to my repository in XCode (my project file will show the
Hello;
I'm new to Subversion and started using it with Xcode under OS X.
Symptom:
I'm getting this Xcode error when my environment changes and I try to commit
the .xcodeproj file to my repository in XCode (my project file will show the
'M' flag once in while).
"...projname.xcodeproj/myusername.
