将 GitHub for Mac 与旧的 Xcode 项目结合使用
我正在尝试设置一个 Xcode 项目以使用昨天发布的 Mac 版 GitHub： http://mac.github.com/
我以前从未使用过 GitHub（请编码大神见谅） ），所以我想我会尝试为像我这样的傻瓜提供一个具有友好用户界面的应用程序。
如果我创建一个新的 Xcode 项目，我可以选择使用存储库。然后，Mac 版 GitHub 将能够扫描我的文件夹，我将能够选择该新项目。据推测，这将使我能够使用 Xcode 中的“版本编辑器”按钮，并且我用它所做的任何事情都将与 GitHub 同步（或不同步？？？）。
但是如何从旧项目创建存储库？ GitHub for Mac 文档说只需将一个文件夹拖到 GitHub 中，但 Xcode 项目本身肯定需要被告知它已连接到 GitHub...还是我感到非常困惑？
I'm trying to setup an Xcode project to use GitHub for Mac, which was released yesterday:
http://mac.github.com/
I've never used GitHub before (please forgive me, coding gods), so I thought I would try with an app with a friendly UI for simpletons like me.
If I create a new Xcode project, I can choose to use a repository. GitHub for Mac will then be able to scan my folders, I'll be able to pick that new project. Presumably this will give me the ability to use the Version Editor button in Xcode, and anything I do with that will be sync'ed with GitHub (or not???).
But how do I create a repository from an old project? The GitHub for Mac documentation says just drag a folder into GitHub, but surely the Xcode project itself need to be told that it is connected to GitHub... or am I hopelessly confused?
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如果您将该文件夹拖到 GitHub for Mac，我们将检测它是否是现有的 Git 存储库，或者是否需要将其设为一个。从那里，您将在右上角看到一个“推送到 GitHub”按钮。真的——只需将其拖到 Mac 版 GitHub 上，一切就会解决。
If you drag the folder to GitHub for Mac, we'll detect whether it's an existing Git repository or whether we need to make it one. From there, you'll have a "Push to GitHub" button in the upper right. Really — just drag it to GitHub for Mac and everything will work out.
看来您在这里有两个问题，所以我将尝试分别回答它们。 :)
是的，Xcode 和 Github for Mac 都在其基础级别上使用
git提交对象。您在项目中所做的任何提交都可以在 Xcode 的版本编辑器中浏览，并使用 Github for Mac 与 Github 存储库同步。如果您使用Github for Mac创建存储库，那么它将初始化当前项目中的存储库。 Xcode 也可以选择这个就能用得很好。但是，Xcode 有时需要一些时间才能意识到您已为其创建了 git 存储库。如果 Xcode 没有立即启动，请尝试重新启动 Xcode。
Seems you have two questions here so I'll try and answer them both separately. :)
Yep, both Xcode and Github for Mac both deal at their base level with
gitcommit objects. Any commits you make in your project can be browsed in the Version Editor in Xcode as well as synced with a Github repository using Github for Mac.If you create a repository with Github for Mac then it will initialise a repository in your current project. Xcode can pick this up too and will be able to use it just fine. However, Xcode sometimes takes a little time before it realises you've created a git repository for it. Try restarting Xcode if it doesn't pick it up right away.