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Workspace missing linked files from working copy

Not a Pro with Xcode, here is my problem. I have main project and Pods project. Last time it was checked in 1 year ago with older cocoapod and older Xcode.

Now I installed everything and checked in in latest Xcode with latest cocoapod. I was able to refresh pods and everything compiles and works fine. However, I do get those weird warnings. How do I clean it up and remove this from appearing?

I beleive it is related to how Pod's linking/headers used to work and how it works now. But how do I clean it up?

file:///Users/c/Documents/DMD/Pods/BuildHeaders/GoogleProtobuf/google/protobuf/io/coded_stream_inl.h: warning: Missing file: /Users/c/Documents/DMD/Pods/BuildHeaders/GoogleProtobuf/google/protobuf/io/coded_stream_inl.h is missing from working copy

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katit Avatar asked Sep 17 '15 19:09

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I found it. I'm new to Xcode so I didn't realize what it really means. It's source-control related. I had those files checked in previously but not they are not needed and Xcode manages it but then complains that I don't have them locally but do have them in SVN. I had to commit those "deletions" and all is well.

Figured I won't delete question, maybe it will help another newbie

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katit Avatar answered Nov 15 '22 23:11

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