I am not doing changes to the submodule and it keeps making problems every time I am merging or committing.
Is there a way to ignore that ?
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I am not doing changes to the submodule and it keeps making problems every time I am merging or committing.
Is there a way to ignore that ?
I am not an expert with
XCodeprojects; But to my understanding this folder holds important files (see here https://stackoverflow.com/a/6120152/1031900).But if you know what you’re doing, and you’d like to ignore changes to
RestKit.xcodeproj, do thisgit update-index --assume-unchanged $(git ls-files RestKit.xcodeproj | tr '\n' ' ')Better explained here
You could also just add the folder to
.gitignore, but when commiting don’t use-aswitch. Adding the folder to.gitignorefile (in the base git folder, if it doesn’t exist create it) is done with this line:RestKit.xcodeproj/If you’d like to completely stop tracking the folder, do this:
git rm -r RestKit.xcodeprojThen, add the folder to
.gitignorefile as explained above.You can probably fine some usefull information in Git ignore file for Xcode projects
Hope I helped.