In Xcode 4, order to commit the entire project(all source files) to the source control repo, does one have to select all the files in the project navigator(Cmd-A) or is is it sufficient if I select just the Project file at the top and then File->SourceControl->Commit?
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I most definitely wouldn't trust Xcode's source control though. Do you it manually. – Undistraction Dec 02 '11 at 00:18
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If you choose File > Source Control > Commit... (or press Command-Option-C), Xcode will list all changed files in the commit window.
If you right-click or control-click on a file and choose Source Control > Commit Selected Files..., Xcode will only list the files that were selected in the project navigator and have changes.
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Updated answer: choose Source Control> Commit. That is, in the menubar. It's no longer under File> Restating: if you start the action from the menubar, it shows all changed files, if you start the action from a context menu in the Navigator, it shows only the change files beneath the file/directory where you clicked the right mouse button. – bootchk Mar 02 '15 at 20:16