I have updated Xcode in order to program for iOS 10 and for some reason Source Control has stopped working.
Im using Git connected to visual studio data repo, since at least Xcode 6 with no problem at all.
I have checked the URL, User and Password and everything looks ok, I can use the Git with the console with no problem.
But in Xcode 8 Im not able to do anything related with the Source Control, I can't commit, Add files to track or even see the states besides the files (M, A, ?), but if I change something the Git keeps track of the change but Xcode does not.
As you can see in the pictures everything looks ok.
Does anyone is having the same problem??
Does anyone have a clue on what I have to do??
Dos anyone have an idea on what to check or configure in order to solve the problem?
Thanks in advance for any help.
I experienced this very same problem, and also verified that everything was setup correctly. I found that Xcode 8.1 GM seed just became available, downloaded and installed it and I am now able to commit my project without problems.
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I have to upgrade one of my SDK while doing so after replacing SDK with new upgraded files it is working fine but when trying to push the same on remote that time I am facing the problem. In commit, it is taking only modified files only and some files are showing out of source control. Also, don't know what is the meaning of the (!) symbol. Can someone help with this? Please forgive me for bad English. Thanks in advance.
I have updated from xcode 9 to xcode 10, after doing so when I try to change the code in one swift file the changes are not reflected when being built. I have tried the following with no success:
(1) Delete Derived Data
(2) Delete the file and re link
(3) Touch the file via terminal
I have tried dozens of solutions with no result. This issue as far as I can tell is only affecting one file. Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Xcode10 has incremental compilation mode for the debug builds. This might be affecting it. Check below link
https://shashikantjagtap.net/wwdc18-modern-tips-for-optimising-swift-build-time-in-xcode-10/
There's apparently an issue with the new build system, see related issue for details. One way around this is to switch to the legacy build system in File > Workspace Settings….
After updating to the newest version SourceTree application become unusable.
I tried several times to delete application and reinstall it, but result is always the same.
Does anyone have an idea how to solve this problem?
This should be fixed in the current version.
Github for mac is completely not working. It just brings up an xcode window with a 9 month old file in text editor.
So I tried to uninstall it using this gist:
https://gist.github.com/naomik/11245234
but it did not help: every time I go to a github link the same xcode useless window comes up.
When I click on Launch Application then the empty xcode window comes up.
If I click on Do Nothing then .. well nothing happens (it does not navigate to the github page !!)
Help needed badly on this.
Did you try to uninstall with CleanMyMac? I think it should clear all depending files so i think it can help.
Yesterday before I shutdown my mac, everything was ok. Till I opened it today and there seems to be an error with the StoryBoard.
Could not be opened,XMLparsecomment: invalid XMLchar value 16
Anyone Ideas why am I recieving this error and better how to fix it?
I can't say why this error has occurred. However, it should be possible to recover a previous "good" copy of the file, if you have been using either a version control system or system backups (preferably both). True, you may lose a little bit of work, but that's better than losing it all.
In case you don't already know:
Xcode 4 supports both git and Subversion for version control. Xcode will even ask if you want to create a local git repository when you create a project. Other systems, such as Mercurial can still be used; they just won't integrate with Xcode and you will need to check in and out using a separate application.
On OS X, there really isn't a good excuse for not using Time Machine.
Don't work without a safety net!