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I am using XCode 6.4 version. I cannot find how to add the existing project (I created it previously) to the source control, i. e. git control. I found there are answers related to the options to do it while you create a new project (there is a ticker) or recommendations to do it via Terminal. However, how to do it without terminal?

The only option of "Checkout..." is possible ("Source Control --> Checkout..."), other option in the menu of "Source Control" are grey out. It is illustrated by the picture below:

The example how it does look in XCode 6.4

I found the way to do it with XCode 7 here but it is not possible to use it for XCode 6.4.

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Darius Miliauskas
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Xcode 6.x does not offer a feature for placing an existing project under source control — the only such feature is the one you linked to, added in Xcode 7.

Use git init in the Terminal (don't worry, it won't bite) or one of the many GUI Git frontends out there (GitUp, SourceTree, Tower, GitHub Desktop, etc).

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