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I'm not sure if I'd keep this in my repository. Perhaps a better solution would be to keep your build folder outside of your project in some central location (e.g. keep the /builds directory backed up with something like GetDropbox you might want to add that you can make a "global" gitignore file like this: git config --global core.excludesfilwith Luke regarding his hesitation to keep the build directory version controlled in the same repository. In any case, if you often integrate external libraries and projects into your xcode projects, you should configure your build directory to be common anyway. I typically keep mine in /Users/Shared/<username>/Products Michael G. Emmonlike to caution everyone who added .gitignore file after they have committed the project: those files you ignore are still being tracked. You'll have to remove them from git manually using gitxcuserdata is bad as it prevents your xcschemes directory from being version c
ontrolled. , it appears that the only files to worry about are xcuserdata directories and .DS_Store, and the rest aren't needed in .gitignore. I have an active project that's never been opened in XCode 3, but only in v4, and none of the other files were present in my file hierarchy. It uses Storyboard instead of .xib's for the views. My config is normal too, i.e. no "weird" customizations like moving the build directory from its default location. ccording t and github.com/github/gitignore/blob/master/Objective-C.gitignore it seems to be a good idea to also ignore xcworkspacevinBallard is extremely useful, except that it contains a small oversighxcworkspace/contents.xcworkspacedata works, since it first blacklists every file in the project folder, then whitelists the folder itself and then whitelist the project file. This way, the entire folder will not be blacklisted, which Comment formatting has apparently changed since I wrote the comment. Hence the italics. My patte
rn is supposed to loxcodeproj/project.pbxproj. Of course, these days you do need to adjust it for workspaces. Kevin Ballard May 10 '12 at 19:14