I used Xcode source control to connect with SVN server.
After check out the source, I executed the "commit", "update", all work fine.
But when I click Source Control > History, and click show modified files, then show an alert dialog:
The source control operation failed,because no working copy could be found.
Make sure the file is in a valid working copy and try again.
Any advice is appreciated, thanks.
I hava the same issue,too.
I have this same issue. I filed a bug report, but I encourage you to do the same. I seem to recall seeing on another forum that Apple uses the number of people affected by the same bug for prioritizing what bugs to fix. While I strongly disagree with this approach, it is what it is. So please tell them that it's not an isolated case.
Could you please tell us the bug id in https://bugreport.apple.com
The bug ID for my report is 22983244. I don't know how to make it publicly visible.
Finnally, I know there is no way to make a bug report as publicly visible.
Try running Xcode 7.3 beta. It looks like Apple fixed their version control issues, both Subversion and Git. At least they both seem to be working for me now.
Not all version control issues have been fixed as of Xcode 7.3 beta 4. Specifically merging a branch into the trunk still does not work correctly.
However Xcode 6.4 can still be used for merging, since it does run on El Capitan.
--Neal
This source control issue appears to be fixed in Xcode 7.3 Beta 5.
