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This picture explains it better than words. You can see that the storyboard file is modified, but SVN Discard option is grayed out.

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This is a real PITA because, XCode treats storybard file in such a way that it gets modified just from opening it. My only workaround right now is to discard the changes in command line using svn revert command.

Is this a bug? Or is there any settings to change it?

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  • I am experiencing the same. Probably it's a bug. Mark Selected files as Resolved is also not working, when the file had a conflict. Probably bugs... – Beny Boariu Oct 08 '13 at 08:03

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I have this problem as well, I found that I can use commit from the Source Control Menu option but can not discard an individual file from there, only all files. It is a PITA for sure.

Edit: I found another work-around. You can use File Inspector, scroll down to the source control section and you will see a Discard button. I just tried it and it works.

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