On Apr 27, 2008, at 12:39 PM, Brian Krisler wrote:
> Is there a proper method for updating a framework stored within
> subversion? I recently pulled my common code out into a framework,
> then added the framework back into my project.
>
> Now, if I make changes to the framework and recopy over the new
> framework, I get 155005 errors because the .svn file becomes confused
> with the new folder.
>
> Am I just doing this all wrong? Should I not put the framework bundle
> into subversion in my project?
>
> Thanks for any help or pointers to the correct docs.
This is better suited for the Xcode list, but no. In my (and many
others') opinion you shouldn't put your built products into your svn
repository. You end up with a whole lot of nonsense bloat, and hassle
as you describe. Instead your Xcode project should simply reference
the built products (that are still sitting in the build directory) of
other projects (easiest if you use a shared directory). Also you
should use a project dependency in your app's project pointing to the
framework's project so that they'll automatically build together etc.
There are some docs in Xcode about project dependencies, and you ask
more about this on the Xcode list before Scott throws down the law
since this isn't directly related to Cocoa.
--
Seth Willits
