What to manage in svn

Hi all,
What is the best practice rule for deciding what files to manage in svn when developing a Cocoa application? Should I limit the repository to just text files? Or should I add images, .xcodeproj etc...?

Hi Ken--
K T wrote:
Charlie:
How do you define 'using the right line endings'...?
I guess I define it as Xcode has never, to the best of my knowledge, created files on any of my computers with anything but Unix line endings (LF). It's not like I ran any extensive tests or anything, just that if I edit a file later with vi, or use diff, or check the files into Subversion repositories, I don't recall ever seeing classic Mac line endings (CR) or DOS line endings (CRLF) in a file that Xcode created.
Mostly I was just expressing surprise that there was this bug that I'd never run into. It's kind of like going in to work every day for a couple of years and pushing a button to get a cup of coffee. Then, after all that time, someone sees you and wants to know how your tea tastes, because if everyone else pushes the button, they get tea.
And yet that's kind of a poor analogy, since it sounds like I never pay attention to the line endings, which is not true, since I did a lot of work with IRIX in the early 90s, where I had to be aware of line endings in moving files from a Mac.
So I don't doubt you got bit by a bug regarding line endings, I was just expressing surprise that I'd never seen it if it was a widespread problem. On the other hand, if by "(NDA)" you mean you're talking about a version under NDA, then, yeah, I'd never have seen it. Unfortunately, I've been too busy to be able to hassle with pre-release software.
charlie

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