Re: Xcode 9

It always be the case.

 

You do not know just because you always use the default values.

 

But this have some troubles: if you have external hard disks, you better backup its contents and reformat it Case Sensible.

 

Why ?

At data copy from / to both disks, you winn fall into… two files with the same nase (the difference is in the Case Sensitive…) and macOS will not be able to write two files with the same name …

 

I experimented that.

 

Emile

 

> Message du 26/09/17 21:31
> De : "Jon Ogden" 
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> Really? MacOS is now a case sensitive OS?
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> > On Sep 26, 2017, at 11:57 AM, Tim Jones  wrote:
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> >> On Sep 26, 2017, at 6:25 AM, Bernd Fröhlich  wrote:
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> >> While we´re at it: any known problems with High Sierra so far?
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> > Hi Bernd,
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> > I've been operating on 10.13 for some time now and aside from the caveat that you MUST be case aware when accessing files if you're using an all SSD Mac (APFS), everything has worked as well as expected.
> > 
> > Tim
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