Perforce published a knowledge base article on how to use Xcode’s built in behaviors to check out a file: Automatically checking out files for edit in Xcode 4.3 This is nifty and similar to an article I saw posted on stackoverflow by user Mark Thalman. Update I actually have AppleScripts that will do some of … Read more
Here is another way that I am able to check out a file using the Xcode Script Menu and a keyboard hot key: #!/bin/sh # This shell script checks out the current file from Perforce # Get the file’s path components FULL_FILE_PATH=”%%%{PBXFilePath}%%%” SRC_FILE=${FULL_FILE_PATH##*/} FILE_PATH=${FULL_FILE_PATH%/*} # This line brings in my settings so that Perforce knows … Read more
I don’t know why I do such things. I didn’t go to bed till midnight cause I was checking out git 😉 I installed git on my Mac, which was rather easy using the installer, and started to play with it. I’m actually curious to see how this will work for me, compared to Perforce … Read more
If you have the need to create a tag from your current source code, you can use the copy command from the shell of your preference: $ svn copy http://svn.example.com/repos/MineMineItsMine/trunk http://svn.example.com/repos/MineMineItsMine/tags/release-2.0 -m “Creating 2.0 release of the ‘MineMineItsMine’ project.”