git untracked

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Created Nov ’23

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I'm trying to set up a git repository from Xcode so that me and a friend can work on a project. When he clones the repository in Xcode, he gets the "no editor" error message. On my side, in the source control panel, I see the untracked icon, with a question mark in a blue box, and uncommitted changes. Despite pushing it 20 times, it's still showing the uncommitted message. Also, I have the no editor message too in a rectangle. How can I track these files and fix it ? Capture d’écran 2023-11-23 à 23.02.09.png

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Paradigm777 OP

Nov ’23

Does this help you with your problem?

https://codermite.com/t/experiencing-issues-with-git-repository-in-xcode-seeking-assistance/

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Kwiky OP

Nov ’23

@Paradigm777 Hi. I’ve checked everything and still get error. I’m starting to think the error resides in how I set up everything (I don’t know much about git but I’m currently learning about it)

At first I didn’t set any repository or whatever. I added my account in Xcode settings (with a token).
I clicked on « add a git repository » which I searched in the help research bar.
After that, in the source control panel, I went to remotes, and clicked « add a new remote« which made the repository appear on my GitHub.
i still had the untracked message.

Do you notice anything wrong ? Was I supposed to set a local repository too ? Should I have first created the repository on GitHub then push the changes from Xcode project to it ?

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