How to integrate Xcode with GitHub?

Question

How can I integrate Xcode with GitHub?

Answer 1

Is it possible to integrate git with Xcode?

Answer 2

In the world of Xcode and Git / GitHub, a lot has happened with the original question and answer.

See this article by installing the remote GitHub repository in Xcode.

Answer 3

I think I found Xcode's way of pushing an existing project to GitHub or any other remote repository!

Prerequisites

I assume that you have a project created by Xcode 4 with a local git repository. You created an empty git remote repository (I call it RemoteRepository in the following example)

Click on remote

• Open Organizer in Xcode and go to the Repositories tab.
• First click Remote Controls and then Add Remote

3. Enter the remote name and location of the remote repository and click create

4. Then select your project and open "File" → "Source Control" → "Push ..."

5. Select a remote repository and wait for it to connect! Look for Create in brackets.

6. Now your old project is published on GitHub

Answer 4

People I know use git-osx-installer to get tools. This includes a tool that allows you to open the Git GUI from the current folder in the search appliance.

I am not aware of the plugin for Xcode. Below are some guidelines for setting up Git to work better with Xcode projects.