Since you use the git tag, I will provide you with a way to control git versions. First, write down bitbucket (free for a private repository) or github (only for a public repository). And create a repository. They are like a remote git repository (repo).
Then use git bash for the local repository.
On a single macbook, follow these steps:
git clone <URL for your bitbucket or github repo>cd reponame- copy the xcode project to the reponame folder
git add .git commit -am 'code version from first macbook'git push
Now the code in the first macbook is placed in your remote repo.
On another macbook, follow these steps:
- In an empty folder use
git init - copy the xcode project in this folder
git add .git commit -am 'code version from second macbook'git remote add origin <URL for your bitbucket or github repo>git pull origin master- Now code from macbook1 merges into macbook2
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git add . git commit -m 'solve merge conflict'. - , macbooks.
git push.
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