On Aug 12, 2005, at 12:00 PM, Steve Folly wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Many file system 'objects' in OS X are implemented as bundles,
> which is basically a directory containing a set of files. They're
> common place - .nib objects in Xcode, Pages documents, etc.
>
> Obviously, just adding the directory doesn't work - I'd need to add
> all the files below it as well. But that wouldn't create .svn
> directories all over the place? Seems a bit messy to me.
>
> Xcode provides an example cvswrappers file which - hmmm... - used
> have a script (for CVS) for tarring these bundles, but claims
> they're deprecated now??
>
> OK then, let's forget the question about how it would in CVS, but I
> still want to ask the question about how we do this in Subversion?!
Just add them as folders. For the most part, it works just fine.
That's also how Xcode handles them.
You need to be careful with Pages bundles. When you save in Pages it
makes a new bundle with the same name and does not preserve the ;svn
folders. I work around this by archiving Pages documents as zip files
before checking in. If enough people report this as a bug to Apple
maybe they'll fix Pages.
Dave
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Received on Sat Aug 13 04:52:52 2005