On Apr 14, 2009, at 2:37 PM, Max Lein wrote:
I'm using git to keep different versions and branches of my projects in repositories. Unfortunately, Project Plus does not properly recognize files that git watches as well as the status of files that it (correctly) recognizes as part of my git repository.
I am using `freely' managed projects, i. e. those you can create via File > New Project and drag files into. I do not (want to) drag my whole project folder onto the TextMate icon. If I do that, Project Plus correctly labels the status of my files (part of repository or not, modified or not modified). The problem is not just cosmetic, I've discovered that files which Project Plus does not properly recognize are not part of commits!
The solution is that you need to move the location of a file (e. g. by reshuffling or so), then, apparently, Project Plus updates the properties of all files.
Is this a known problem?
Hi,
I can't speak for the project, but I have had similar experiences with more complex project setups. Since at the time nobody seemed to be working on it I modified the git part of Project Plus severely, which should help in most cases. If there is interest and I can find some time, I'll update my version to the latest PP (mine is one version back) and see if I can figure out how to bundle up a patch or worst case the entire project.
Gerd