Soucecontrol's Apple document translation in Xcode (excerpt)

Subversion 1.7 provides many benefits:

The svn1.7 version has the following benefits:

• Improved performance. Increased speed for many common source control operations, most notably a significant increase in checkout speed.//improved performance makes S The speed of ouce control is increased, and the speed of CO is improved significantly.

• Blame for modified files. With Subversion 1.7, you can provide blame annotations for files modified locally. Previously this is only possible when using git.//modifies the responsibility of the file svn1.7 you can add comments to modify the file's local, which can only happen in Git before

• Blame for line. View just the blame for a specific lines in a files as opposed to seeing all of the blame for an existing file.//navigate to the row: view to a specific The line instead of going to blame all the files

• Command-Line integration. Only Subversion 1.7 commands is accessible through the command line.//can be manipulated using

• Improved file organization. Subversion 1.7 provides a cleaner file structure by centralizing the subversion metadata. Instead of have .svn files inside each directory of a checkout, there are now just a single .svn file in the root of a Checked out directory.//improved file organization

  By centralizing subversion's metadata to clean the file structure, download files from each directory in SVN, and temporarily do not translate this.  

Setting Source Control Management Preferences//Setting the management options

1. In Xcode, choose Xcode > Preferences, and select source control.//Select Xcode Select Preference and learn then source Control

2. In the pane this appears, deselect enable Source control.//in the optional view that appears, cancel enabling Souce Control

   Disabling source control turns off all source control management features within xcode.//Disable source Contorl close source Control All of the features in Xcode

You can disable automatic source control management on a feature-by-feature basis by deselecting the relevant option or OP tions:

• Refresh local status automatically. Automatically updates the status of your local working copies automatically updates your working copy of the shape too

• Refresh Server status automatically. Automatically updates the status of the files in the repository (Subversion only). Update the file status stored in the server

• Add and remove files automatically. Automatically adds files to the repository upon being added locally//automatically add or delete a file

Checking out or cloning a repository//co or copy warehousing

Check out a repository to create a copy on your local system.

2. Choose Source Control > Check out. Select Source Control to select Check out

4. Select the repository you want-check out, and click Next. Select the storage you want to download, then click

   You can select your repository from the Repositories tab, the Favorites tab, or the Recents tab. If you know the location of the repository you want to check out, you can also enter the address manually.

6. If Xcode is unable to automatically identify the trunk and branches, use the browser windows to select the correct project Location, and click Next. If Xcode does not automatically identify the trunk and branch with the browser to select the correct locations and click Next

8. In the Checkout window, select the branches and working copies to check out, and click Next.

   You'll be presented only with the necessary options for your repository. If your project contains only a working copy, you'll only have a to select the branch to checkout. If your project doesn ' t contain branches, you are only being given an option from working copies to checkout. If you are a single working copy with no branches, this dialog would be skipped entirely.

10. Select the location to store the working copy, and click Check out. Select a location to save the files you want to copy, click Next

By abstracting Common repository operations, Xcode supports both Git and Subversion (SVN) repositories with a single, unif IED graphical user interface and workflow. This is the operation either checks out (if you were using SVN) or clones (when you are using Git) the repository and int Egrates it with your project.

An SVN checkout operation does not create a local repository. You must has a network connection to the repository server to is able to commit changes.

Soucecontrol's Apple document translation in Xcode (excerpt)