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How can I see the entire SCM history in my Xcode project?

If I look at the SCM tab in Get Info for my project, I only see commits that affect the project file. Where can I get a list of all commits for the entire project?

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Xcode 4: go to the "Organizer" (top right), "Repositories", select the repository, there it is.

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In Xcode 5, you can choose View> Navigators> History. From here you can see each of your updates and commits in the left panel for actions that have occurred since the project was opened.

For a general story, select Source Control> History ... This will bring up something similar to what Xcode 4 has in the organizer.

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I had a similar problem with viewing the entire SCM history (Subversion in this case) when viewing the "Repositories" tab in the "Organizer" from Xcode 4.02, where I could only see revisions for the selected folder in the "History" panel, as well as revisions from the subcategory directories are not displayed.

To see the full story (that is, the visual equivalent of “svn log” in the project), you need to select either the root repository (purple icon) or the branch (yellow icons) for your project.

After selecting any of these icons, all revisions should now be displayed in the history panel, including changes to subdirectories that would otherwise not have been displayed if a working copy (blue icon) was selected in the left panel.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1379180/

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