On May 13, 2015, at 1:52 PM, Marco S Hyman wrote: > >> To be clear, the class files are named the same, but the case of certain >> letters have been changed, that's it. > > I don’t quite understand this statement. file “foo” and file “Foo” are > different files — except on the apple filesystem where case is ignored. > Grumble. Did the case of the file names change? >
Yes. That's why I mentioned that I refactored the class names to capitalize the first letter in the class. When Xcode refactors the class name, it also renames the files. > If you have changed “Foo.m" to “foo.m” and are having troubles it may be > because those are different files to git even though the OS (and perhaps > Xcode) sees them as one. The command line does the expected thing using > Yeah, that's what I was concerned about. DOES Xcode's refactoring do the right thing with regards to Git in this case. We had a bunch of classes with file names like alertHandler.m where the first letter of the class and the files for the class are lowercased. > “git mv Foo.m foo.m” (git 2.3.4) > > Marc
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