Well, maybe I'm trying to accomplish something not feasible.
I am one developer (not part of the team).
I am trying to get some kind of version control system. I used CVS with Xcode 3, but Xcode 4 no longer has this as an option. I have heard that SVN and Git are the best alternatives anyway.
Basically, I spent more than half a day trying to get Xcode to work with SVN / Git out of the box. I do not have a server, and I would prefer not to show my project on the server.
It makes no sense for me to have a separate user just to run the Git / SVN servers.
I'm just trying to have version control using one of them in the easiest way.
I tried adding Repo using the local file path (/ Volumes / AAA / BBB / Repo), where I manually created the "Repo" directory. I installed the Subversion type (and also tried Git). Xcode says: "The host is available." But there is no Commit function (disabled). I can not import the working directory.
I just don’t understand - do I have to work on the server to have SVN / Git, or does Xcode just do this via the command line? I prefer this to be done on the command line, as the server is completely overloaded. Or am I missing something? Maybe I'm making the wrong settings in Xcode?
This is not an Xcode 4 problem, I had the same problem with Xcode3, but at least it had the CVS option - now it is gone.
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