How to add retina images to svn

I need to help for you.

I made images for retina display like "****@2x.png". but it can not add to svn 开发者_开发知识库like this.

******-no-iMac-2:baz shunter$ svn add retina_images/foo@2x.png
svn: warning: 'retina_images/foo' not found

I know how to add resource each like this.

******-no-iMac-2:baz shunter$ svn add retina_images/foo@2x.png@
A  (bin)  retina_images/foo@2x.png

but I made many images, so I feel so bad to do this way.

I really want to know how to add like this.

******-no-iMac-2:baz shunter$ svn add retina_images/bar/*.png

Please help!!

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http://developers.enormego.com/view/add_2x_ios4_resources_svn

This is due to internal path recognizers in SVN. It expects the last at symbol to specify a revision. This is easily corrected by adding an at symbol to the end of your file:

$ svn add Default@2x.png@
A (bin) Default@2x.png

By Shuan (not me:)

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The svn command interprets the @ as an attempt to specify an SVN revision number (@REV format), so...

To add a single file:

svn add filename@2x.png@

Now svn sees the final @ as the @REV specifier instead of the first one.

To add multiple files: (each with the @ symbol added to the end of the file-name)

ls *2x.png | xargs -I x svn add x@

This lists *2x.png which will list all your retina images (in the current directory) and the output goes through xargs, which executes the svn add command for each file. The -I x tells xargs to replace 'x' with the file-name, so svn add x@ becomes the correct file-name with the '@' symbol added to the end.

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I had this exact problem a few days ago and solved it this way:

berry$ for i in retina_images/bar/*.png
do
   svn add $i@
done

A  (bin)  retina_images/bar/foo1@2x.png
A  (bin)  retina_images/bar/foo2@2x.png
A  (bin)  retina_images/bar/foo3@2x.png
A  (bin)  retina_images/bar/foo4@2x.png

berry$ svn commit

It's not, perhaps, an ideal solution to the problem, but it worked and I could move on.

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I did it like this (in terminal)

svn add Images/icon@2x.png@

Or

The best way is go to Xcode, right click on the image>source control add. It adds the images without showing any error.

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This question is a bit old now but I notice nobody had yet posted a truly easy one-liner for adding, via terminal, ALL new image files, regardless of extension or "@2x" status - or for removing them. I have these lines in my bash_profile:

alias svn_addall="svn st | grep '^?' | sed -e 's/@2x.*/&@/' | awk '{print \$2}' | xargs svn add"
alias svn_delall="svn st | grep '^\!' | sed -e 's/@2x.*/&@/' | awk '{print \$2}' | xargs svn rm"

Then if you run svn_addall from any subfolder in your project, it will add ALL files, recursively, whether or not they have @2x in the name.

e.g. all of the below would be added in one go:

?       header_bar.png
?       bg@2x.jpg
?       bg.jpg
?       header_bar@2x.png

svn_delall, in the same way, removes all those pesky !-marked files that you've deleted via Finder but not yet from svn ;)

Note, these are modified a bit from other people's scripts I've found online, but the others were always either png specific (what about @2x.jpg?), or they only add retina files without also adding other missing "normal" image files.

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Do it like this much easier...

Example:

svn add default@2x.png@2x

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The best way I have found is through Subversion integration within XCode. Once you have SVN integration setup (XCode>SCM>Configure SCM), Command+click on the item in the Groups & Files window and choose "Add to Repository". To delete an item, hit delete and choose select YES when prompted if you want to remove from source control.