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mikezang

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May 22, 2010
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It might be too late to ask this basic question.

I knew how to back to revision in xcode3, but I never use it until now since I use Xcode 4.

Today I try to back to past revision for my project, but I don't know how to do it, I checked Xcode 4 User Guide, it seems like there is no such contents.

Please give me some hint. Thanks a lot.
 
Do you mean a revision in terms of a version control system like Git or Subversion, or a revision in terms of a snapshots taken when you refector for example?
 
Do you mean a revision in terms of a version control system like Git or Subversion, or a revision in terms of a snapshots taken when you refector for example?
I mean revision in Git of Xcode 4, I commit all before I made a big modification, I want to restore committed source after I found that modification is not good, but I am not sure how to do it, I thought there should be a button to retrieve revision....
 
I mean revision in Git of Xcode 4, I commit all before I made a big modification, I want to restore committed source after I found that modification is not good, but I am not sure how to do it, I thought there should be a button to retrieve revision....

XCode 4 has the stupidest idea of reverting by copying and pasting older versions of code over the local copy. XCode 4's version control "features" are brain-dead, especially for Git.

Just use standard git commands in Terminal to revert.
 
XCode 4 has the stupidest idea of reverting by copying and pasting older versions of code over the local copy. XCode 4's version control "features" are brain-dead, especially for Git.

Just use standard git commands in Terminal to revert.

Thanks a lot! Sometimes Apple is also stupid?!
 
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