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I am using svn and Xcode 4. When I do 

svn status

the output is:

~       HelloWorld.xcodeproj

How can I remove the "~" symbol?

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    possible duplicate of [What does the Subversion status symbol "~" mean?](http://stackoverflow.com/questions/853405/what-does-the-subversion-status-symbol-mean) – Richard J. Ross III May 31 '12 at 12:14
  • I tested all proposal in that thread, but I think the special format of xcodeproj does that my attempts didn´t work. – xarly May 31 '12 at 13:09

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I solved it with part of answer of:

What does the Subversion status symbol "~" mean?

But I had to remove all .svn folders in the xcodeproj packet and then to do the process:

Best solution is to rename the new object (in your case, the directory); "svn remove" the object from the repository which is causing the collision (probably a file you've deleted), Commit, then rename the new object back and "svn add" it to the repository. Commit again. You'll have a sequence of 3 revisions where the old object existed, was removed, and the new object was added, respectively. –

Brian Lacy D

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