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I personally need them to be compatible to 6.2 and for the next release they must be compatible to 7.3.1 because that is the last version to officially compile for 10.6.
The main issue here however is, that Xcode will change lots of stuff in XIB files every time you just open and save them, even if you didn't make any change (and the next time it will change it back to the previous values, most of the time). That makes it difficult to track the intended changes to the files so our policy is to only commit the actual changes (many git clients allow you to select the changes line by line).
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... yes, I know, one of many reasons why we don’t have yibs/storyboards and do UI in code on our projects. :) thanks for links, I’ll keep an eye on that until next release.
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I'll have to revert this.
When changing IB files please make sure to only commit the changes that were actually intended.
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Okay, does it mean our xibs are still older version for older xcodes?
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Yes, you can see that right in the header:
5100 means 5.1.
See this table for which OS version that relates to: https://github.com/sequelpro/sequelpro/wiki/Xcode-Compatibility
I personally need them to be compatible to 6.2 and for the next release they must be compatible to 7.3.1 because that is the last version to officially compile for 10.6.
The main issue here however is, that Xcode will change lots of stuff in XIB files every time you just open and save them, even if you didn't make any change (and the next time it will change it back to the previous values, most of the time). That makes it difficult to track the intended changes to the files so our policy is to only commit the actual changes (many git clients allow you to select the changes line by line).
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... yes, I know, one of many reasons why we don’t have yibs/storyboards and do UI in code on our projects. :) thanks for links, I’ll keep an eye on that until next release.