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"M" = locally modified
"U" = Updated in Repository
"A" = locally added
"D" = locally deleted
"I" = ignored
"R" = replaced in the repository
"–" "=" the contents of the folder have mixed status; Display the contents to individual status
"?" = not under source control

' A ' added
' D ' Delete
' M ' modified
' R ' instead
' C ' conflict
' I ' ignores
'?' Not under control
'!' Is lost, typically by removing the managed file directly from the resulting

These tags are related to the code-hosting tool you use or Xcode's own SVN code hosting tool, and how to eliminate:

1, the code behind a file with "M" tag, indicating that the file has been modified, need a commit.
(Right-click the file-> source control-> Commit selected File ... ）
2, the code behind a file with a "A" tag, indicating that the file is newly added, has been managed by SVN, need a commit.
(Right-click the file-> source control-> Commit selected File ... ）
3. There is a "?" tag behind a file in the code that indicates that the file is newly added and is out of SVN management and requires add first and commit.
(Right-click the file-> source control-> Add so that the file's markup changes to "A" and then the commit)
4, the code behind a file with a "D" tag, indicating that the file has been deleted on the server, when update, you can delete local files.
5, there is a "C" tag behind a file in your code that indicates that the file conflicts with the server.

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