Xcode uses git to manage versions

Xcode has integrated git, hooked up with Git when creating a new project, and then follow the steps below to make Xcode and Git@osc connect.

First step: Genetic SSH key

Open Terminal Command tool, enter command: ssh-keygen-t rsa-c "email address"

Note that there are no spaces for Ssh-keygen. Screen output:

Generating public/private RSA key pair.

Enter file in which to save the key (/USERS/DIAOSI/.SSH/ID_RSA): Document name

Enter the generated key file name above, such as: qinpeikey, screen output:

Enter passphrase (empty for no passphrase): Enter password

Enter same passphrase again: Confirm password

Your identification have been saved in Diaosi.

Your public key had been saved in Diaosi.pub.

The key fingerprint is:

25:fd:01:00:89:98:49:bf:2e:ac:32:2e:d2:5d:bf:98 diaosi@gmail.com

5D:BF:96:2F:51:D7:5F:C4:66:15:9F:80:99:73:1E:DC [email protected]

The key ' s Randomart image is:

+--[RSA 2048]----+

| =.. o+|

| = +. eb|

| =. =o|

| . . o =|

|   S. .. +|

| . o.|

| +. |

| ... |

| ..|

+-----------------+

The ScreenTip generates the key file successfully, saved in

Step Two: Add the contents of the qinpeikey.pub to the SSH key of the Git@osc

Step three: Add SSH and connect

Input command: Ssh-add ~/user Name

Enter Passphrase For/users/litingzhe/qinpeikey:

Identity added:/users/litingzhe/qinpeikey (/users/litingzhe/qinpeikey)

Input command SSH-T [email protected], screen output:

Welcome to [email protected], qinpei2010!

Fourth step: Set up your personal information

Enter the command:

git config--global user.name "your name"

git config--global user.email "your email"

Fifth step: Set up the project

Gets the project path on the Git@osc.

Add when you create a new project in Xcode

And then you can go through

To control the version

Note : It should be noted that every time you restart the system, you must first perform the 3rd step of the Ssh-add ~/user name , verify the password

Xcode uses git to manage versions