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I created a simple Xcode project to try something out and accidentally forgot to disable the Git repository option.
Now Xcode is cluttered with source control things. How can I get rid of this afterwards other than copying all files by hand into a new Xcode project and making all project changes again?
Not sure I understand your question, but if you just don’t want the project to be a Git repository, you can simply delete the
.gitfolder located in the project’s root.