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Xcode / Git, the status of the updated file is not updated in the control source

Guess I have a problem that many may also have had. I use a third-party library. Naturally, when the seller publishes a new version, I have to update the header files, etc. In my project. But Xcode does not have a replacement function, so you need to delete it! files and copy the new files to the project again. However, since I did this, I have a header file that saves the status A for adding and a set of resources (a directory with images and sound files from the SDK) that keeps telling me that it does not exist when I want to transfer the whole project .

Any idea how I can clear this mess? I sent an Apple improvement request because I find that replacing files in a project is a must-have feature.

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Oh, yes, subversion problems ... what I do as a last resort: delete local files, pull out the latest version and apply the changes again. For me, this often occurs when adding or removing folders. Therefore, I first add / delete related files on the server (usually I use a third-party application in this case, for example gitbox or SourceTree ), and then try to synchronize again.

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