I suspect this explains the weird problems I've experienced with XCode
project files (which are also bundles). Versions (or rather SVN) often
doesn't recognise them as being in the repository and/or complains that
'they already exist' when trying to submit.
~
Robin | [email protected] | twitter: robincharlton


2009/5/22 Quinn Taylor <[email protected]>

> This is a common problem with bundle directories, and one that is still
> unsolved (at least, in the ideal way) for Subversion. The workaround is to
> archive the app bundle in a ZIP or similar file and store that in the
> repository, unfortunate as that is. However, storing app executables in
> Subversion is generally not the best idea. If you can build it from source,
> any revision is sufficient to reconstruct the binary at any point in time.
> This may not fit every scenario, but it's a good rule of thumb.
>
>  - Quinn
>
>
> On May 20, 2009, at 2:25 PM, Larry G wrote:
>
>
>> I'm developing Mac applications using Zinc and Flash. When I'm done it
>> produces a .app file that can be run in OSX. Versions shows .app files
>> as folders and after committing will drop .svn folders within the .app
>> file. Now I understand that .app files is just a packaged folder and
>> that any folder/file with the extension .app will be treated as an
>> application in OSX.
>>
>> So the problem that I have happens after my Checkout.app file has been
>> committed to my repository. I do another build and compile a new
>> Checkout.app file which overwrites the one that was committed (thus
>> deleting all .svn files contained within the Checkout.app file). Then
>> Versions shows an error with the new Checkout.app file and will not
>> commit because of the missing .svn files. I get the following message:
>>
>> '/Users/larry.gordon/dev/projects/trunk/bin/Checkout.app' is not a
>> working copy
>> Can't open file '/Users/larry.gordon/dev/projects/trunk/bin/
>> Checkout.app/.svn/entries': No such file or directory
>>
>> How can I continue to update my Checkout.app file and also keep it
>> backed up in the repository?
>>
>> >>
>>
>

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