Missing file warning in Xcode 5 and 6 on iOS

Question

I am working with Xcode 6. I am creating a new project and adding some files to my project, again I deleted this file using "Delete Link" and added new files as per my requirement. But when I run this application in Xcode 5, it shows warning 2 with the "Missing File", but if I run Xcode 6, it shows so many warnings.

How can I clear this warning.

I share my screenshot as I deleted the file.

This is my warning image.

I googled, but I got a response on SVN, but I am not using svn and my project is also not on the SVN server. So, without SVN, how can I solve this.

Please help me.

Answer 1

Run the shell script below in the path to the SVN repositories:

for missingFile in $(svn status | sed -e '/^!/!d' -e 's/^!//') do echo $missingFile svn rm --force $missingFile done 

Answer 2

I can resolve these warnings with a missing file by simply performing an SVN update (Source Control → Update), usually after Commit.

Answer 3

Go to the project folder, then right-click on it

then uninstall XCUserda

Answer 4

Xcode source control was the culprit of 546 missing file warnings in any new project I created. Somehow he is looking for files of other projects that I have on a remote SVN server.

In the Xcode settings, version control, I completely disabled it. Now I can create new projects without receiving warnings about missing files.

Source control Xcode doesn't seem to work as well, or at least not as clear as it does, so I prefer external options to manage my repositories.