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I decided to try out the integrated version control feature in XCode 4 (using git). I have an ssh config file that looks similar to this:

Host server
Hostname server.example.com
Port 1234

When I add the repository to XCode I give it the url git@server:repo.git. It is able to clone the repo just fine. Now comes the problem. When I want to push commits to the remote repository, XCode tells me "Repository is offline" (with the little red light). It disables the "Push" button so it won't even try. However, I can pop open a terminal and push it from there just fine (git push).

Is there any way to tell XCode to back off and ignore that "error"?

Thanks.

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It doesn't look like you can. XCode appears to be checking to see if it can resolve the name of the remote machine. A workaround is to add server to your hosts file so that it resolves the address. The ip address doesn't even have to be correct since it is discarded anyway when the ssh config file is read.