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I checked out a repository, and when I open my working copy in Xcode, most of the files have an SCM code of A, which according to Apple’s splendid documentation, means that have been locally added. If I edit them, the SCM code stays at A, rather than M. I can commit them, and the commits show up in the repo.
Any suggestions?
If you add something in subversion, but do not commit, then it will still be added status until you commit (no matter how many times you make changes). Also, the files will not be in the repository until the commit.
Once you have committed the files, any subsequent edits should then show as
M(modified).