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I am using the Cocoapod , RxCocoa , RxSwift and Git.

When I run the "git status", some warning will show:

(use "git restore ..." to discard changes in working directory)
modified: Pods/RxCocoa.d
modified: Pods/RxRelay.d
modified: Pods/RxSwift.d

I remember "Pod/*.a Pod/.dia" show too.

How to prevent this in the future?
Must I add something into the .gitignore file??

===================== Edit again:

I viewed the .gitignore a few minutes ago.

My project doesn't ignore the Pods. My project ignore the files in this way:


# Xcode
*.build
*.dia
*.tlog
*.o
*.d

In my opinion, I need't ignore the ".d" ".a" ".dia" files which are in the file "Pods/", need I?

jiexishede
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You could ignore Pods altogether:

echo Pods/>.gitignore
git rm --cached -R Pods/

But ignoring Pods has its Pros and Cons, so make sure this would work with your development workflow.

If your .gitignore already had *.d for instance, you can make sure that rule applies with:

git rm --cached -R Pods/*.d

(same for *.a, and so on)

VonC
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  • @jiexishede I have updated the answer after your latest update. – VonC Dec 28 '21 at 11:21
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