Dependency error after moving to new computer

I'm relatively new to iOS and still learning many of the finer points, so this may be a silly question:


I have two iOS apps which used to be kept under a local version control on my previous mac. This week, I purchased a new mac and transfered all the files over from the old one. Now I'm getting this error while compiling:



"Could not determine generated file paths for Core Data code generation: Error Domain=NSCocoaErrorDomain Code=260 "No current version for model at path /Users/myUser/Desktop/myApp/myApp/myApp.xcdatamodeld:" UserInfo={NSFilePath=/Users/myUser/Desktop/myApp/myApp/myApp.xcdatamodeld, NSLocalizedDescription=No current version for model at path /Users/myUser/Desktop/myApp/myApp/myApp.xcdatamodeld:}"



The Core Data model versions show properly in the Project Navigator, but they are in red and not editable.


It obviously sounds like a path issue, but if I right-click on 'myApp.xcdatamodeld' and select "Show in Finder" it properly takes me to the Core Data model's finder location.


It's probably a simple fix, but I've been working on it for a while and can't seem to find what's wrong. Anyone have any ideas as to how I've screwed this up this time?

I'd at least run an option-clean build folder on that project before trying anything else...


Means to hold down on the option key, then use Xcode's Product menu, then select 'clean build folder'.


G'luck

Dependency error after moving to new computer
 
 
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