.svn files in ipa

I'm pretty sure this isn't really unity related but i'm posting here as i'm not really able to find anything out in the world of the nets. Basically all of our code for xCode is stored in SVN... and when we build any version of the product (debug or to ipa or whatnot) it always includes the .svn files w/it. Does anyone have any experience with this? And if so.. how can i exclude those from the build project w/o exporting the project from svn and building that way?

 

In XCode, you can add a custom build phase at the end of its compile chain to search the files and remove them based on however you'd like to do so.

If you've never used bash to write a script for something, you'll wanna research that first as you'll be interacting with the shell to do so.

 

@znoey

Well problem is that i can't delete those .svn files as they are needed by svn. Just not sure why xcode thinks those are part of the project and builds them into the device versions.

 

Think i figured it out for anyone who has this issue in the future. Basically the problem isn't w/xCode and the project but the Data folder that gets copied over after the build is complete.

in xCode under Build Phases -> Run Script the function currently (default from unity) is

cp -Rf "$PROJECT_DIR/Data/" "$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.app/Data"

and i changed it to the following...

rsync -r --exclude=.svn "$PROJECT_DIR/Data/" "$TARGET_BUILD_DIR/$PRODUCT_NAME.app/Data"

since cp doesn't support file exclusion but rsync does (and is part of all osx installs) that seemed to be the safer route to go.

 

kudos for using rsync!

Prior to doing unity apps, all of our assets were doing a similar method to transfer data to the application. Our script uses rsync too

 

Nice. Moving to SVN 1.7 gets rid of those pesky .svn files. I can't reccomend it enough

 

I Change The cp -Rf，but I get an error when build "the assembly mscorlib.dll was not found or could not be loaded";

What should I do?

 

Not entirely sure why your getting that error, but i would make sure that you cut/paste EXACTLY the code from above... it works on all of our projects.

And yes.. svn 1.7 is a god send.. too bad not everyone has adopted it yet.