[DaGuy]

I'm trying to learn CVS and using Xcode. So far I:

1. created an Xcode project
2. imported the project to the CVS repository
3. did a checkout on the project
4. opened the project from Xcode

After that, my next experiment was to create a new class i.e., test.m and test.h. I was pleased to see that that the SCM smart group picked up the new files and indicated the correct state.

1. I then added & committed the new files to the repository
2. Closed Xcode
3. Put the project folder in the trash
4. I then checked out a fresh copy of the project.
5. I inspected the project folder from the Finder and see the test.h and test.m files. Great! So far, so good!

However, when I open the project from within Xcode, it does not load up the files into the project. Meaning that I don't see them under Groups & Files. This stumped me, since I was carefull to add and commit changes to the repository. What am I missing here?

Thanks in advance!

[itai195]

1. I then added & committed the new files to the repository

Did you commit the updated project.xcode file as well?

[DaGuy]

Originally posted by itai195:
Did you commit the updated project.xcode file as well?

Thanks for the reply. I wasn't presented with the option of committing the project .xcode. Maybe I messed something up somewhere. The SCM smart group only displayed the newly created classes. That's why is a bit confusing, had I seen the project.xcode in the SCM smart group then I would've also committed it to the repository. Not sure what to make of this? Some corruption somewhere? A bug?

[DaGuy]

I tried it again this time I created test2.h and test2.m. The SCM smart group picked up test2.m and project.xcode but it did not pick up the test2.h. I added a comment to test2.h and then saved it, and that's when SCM finally picked it up. This whole experience has been kind of quirky. Is this normal behavior?