And Xcode 4 makes you want to do diffs all the time… In short, git (both inside and outside Xcode) would refuse to work atop sshfs, failing with miscellaneous errors pertaining to “permissions” and SHA1 checksums, the upshot being that I couldn’t do commits and (sometimes) diffs for some reason. I’ve been using Xcode 4 for editing everything these past couple of days largely due to its (good enough) git integration, but have come up against an irritating issue while trying to use Expandrive to work on a remote repository (I sometimes work inside Linux VMs when dealing with stuff like crufty dependencies and staging environments).
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