mercurial and Xcode on Mac OS X

wbyoung at fadingred.com wbyoung at fadingred.com
Fri Jan 29 13:34:51 CST 2010


Put the following in your .hgignore:

syntax: glob
.DS_Store
*.xcodeproj/*.pbxuser
*.xcodeproj/*.perspective*
*.xcodeproj/*.mode*

syntax: regexp
^build$


Whitney Young
FadingRed
wbyoung at fadingred.com
www.fadingred.com



On Fri, Jan 29, 2010 at 11:57 AM, Marko Käning <mk-lists at email.de> wrote:
> Hi list,
>
> anybody out there who uses hg on a Mac?
>
> I am actually quite happy with Murky as the GUI, but have a problem with Apple's Xcode IDE. (Not complaining about missing support for hg in the IDE, since I am even satisfied with only the console...)
>
> All works in principle fine, but keeping Xcode's project directory versioned is a pain! Every time I ONLY OPEN the project the config files change dramatically:
>
> ---
> markos-imac:banklist marko$ hg st -ma
>  start Xcode
> markos-imac:banklist marko$ hg st -ma
> M banklist/banklist.xcodeproj/marko.mode1v3
> M banklist/banklist.xcodeproj/marko.pbxuser
> ---
>
> I deliberately omit the diff for these two files, but they contain here 38 manipulated lines which contain some weird hash values.
> Something like this I never even saw for Microsoft's Visual C++ project files... :)
>
> Any idea how to handle such a case? (I would have to undo all changes to these files in the future - in case I didn't change the configurations for compiler and linker - every single time I simply open the project, not to talk about compiling, debugging, etc. --->>> quite a pain!)
>
> Any feedback welcome.
>
> Greets,
> Marko
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