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What are these?
specifically the A/M/? marks near some of the files? what each letter means?
It's a project which I imported from previous xcode version (and iOS 4). The projects compiles alright though. My new storyboard/iOS 5 projects do not show these marks. What do they represent and how can I set/reset these?
thanks
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M means it is added to source control and is modified. – Farhan Hafeez. Feb 13, 2013 at 6:44. 7. Also, if you see the question mark against a file that you know is tracked, and the Source Control->Refresh Status menu option doesn't change anything, try just quitting and restarting Xcode.
Save this answer. Show activity on this post. Tags such as "M" or "A" next to files in Xcode indicates that your project in under SVN/GIT repository. "M" indicates content of file Modified whereas "A" for file Added.
At the left and right of the project window, as you surely know, are the Navigator pane and the Inspectors pane, respectively.
These are source control management (SCM) status boxes, from git or subversion as Ell has mentioned.
The specific statuses:
A - added to the local repository (new file that doesn't exist in the remote repository yet)
M - Modified (existing file that has been changed)
? - File that exists on the file system but hasn't been added to the repository, locally or remotely. You can add it by right clicking on the file, source control, add.
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