When adding this repo as a submodule in another project, opening in Xcode produces user-specific xcuserdata directories, which then cause the submodule to be marked as "dirty". This .gitignore file will make sure those directories are always ignored.
Yeah, sorry about this. I keep this and a number of other standard Xcode/OSX ignore patterns in my global .gitignore so I didn't notice before publishing.
When adding this repo as a submodule in another project, opening in Xcode produces user-specific
xcuserdata
directories, which then cause the submodule to be marked as "dirty". This.gitignore
file will make sure those directories are always ignored.