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Consecutive day number 3 of "What random dumb shit is Xcode going to pull on me today?"
today it doesn't like the ".storyboard" extension name that it created itself automatically. So that's my fault again I suppose?

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  • 2
    Sounds like a weird needy girlfriend
  • 1
    Add that bitch to git. commit.
    Open the storyboard. Make zero changes.
    run "git diff"

    repeat for zero profit. push to remote to get those dark green squres!
  • 0
    What do you mean, doesn’t like the extension name?
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    @Lensflare it gave me an error message about ".storyboard" - I looked it up. I just had to remove the ".storyboard" bit (taht xcode itself placed there) and it magically works.

    Side note - the day before, ".storyboard" was causing no problems whatsoever.
  • 0
    @ojt-rant weird. I haven't dealt with storyboards for years.
    And if you are doing new stuff, even in an old project, I’d definitely recommend using SwiftUI instead of storyboards.
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