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I have erroneously added a file to a project in Xcode and I have pushed it to the server.
Now I want to remove it.
Does removing the file from the local project will results in removing it from the remote repository too at the first commit?
Removing the file from the Xcode project isn’t going to remove the file from the repository. You have to use the Organizer if you want to remove the file from the repository in Xcode.
Open the Organizer and click the Repositories button at the top of the Organizer. Select the repository’s Trunk folder from the repository list on the left side of the Organizer. Select the file you want to delete. Click the Delete button at the bottom of the Organizer to remove the file from the repository.