I use Git for my version control system to manage my source code. During development, a mark appears on the right side of the file, what is it? I always thought.
I'm curious and I want to see it later, so I will summarize it as a memorandum.
What is version control in the first place? If you are, please read this article. Distributed version control system Git that can be understood in 5 minutes
When I looked it up, it seems that this mark represents "** version control status label **". If there is any change in the file etc., Xcode will automatically record it.
Below is a summary of the marks and their meanings.
| mark | meaning |
|---|---|
| A | Added files |
| M | File with changes |
| D | Deleted files |
| R | The file has been replaced |
| - | The status of the contents of the folder is mixed |
| ? | For some reason it's out of git's control |
The meaning of the mark above is wrong, and there are other marks! Those who say Please feel free to comment.
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