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I use Xcode 4.2 for editing a rails app. If I open a file a ruby file in a tab, the tab name stays the same even if I open another file via Project Navigator or Open Quickly. Am I doing something wrong? Is there a way to make this update to the file name? Is anyone else having same problem?
[Most recent edit: I have a solution to this. Try double clicking on the filename to edit, select all, then delete and hit enter. It should change to the name of the current file and should start updating again.]
I have this same problem with Xcode 4.3.1 (4E1019), using Objective-C. Seems like an Apple bug.
[Edit: Just noticed you can rename tabs by double clicking the shown text–I’m wondering if I may have done this by accident when switching tabs. Perhaps without even changing the name, but Apple then sees that the tab name has been “customized” and so stops renaming it based on the file.]
[Edit: You can rename the tab by hand, which makes this slightly less annoying.]