I'm a veteran at SVN (on Windows and Linux) but I'm doing a project on XCode and decided to use the built in Git interface. When I commit my changes, it says I've only modified two files (some config files for the project) and not any of my source files. I try to add the files using Source Control -> Add, but the add button is grayed out. Any idea what is going wrong?
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FYI - In case you didn't notice, Xcode supports `SVN` too. Unless you want to learn `git` it may be easier to stick with `SVN`. – rmaddy Nov 10 '12 at 03:49
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Well, XCode defaulted to git, so I assumed it would be more suited. IMO it seems to be busted in XCode 4.5.2 (along with a dozen other things). But I'm waiting for someone else to state that. – Mr. Smith Nov 10 '12 at 04:14
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I commit my files this way (I think I saw that in a ADC Video): I select all files and ctrl-click it and commit them from the Source Control menu. – Nov 10 '12 at 13:23