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Even after I've committed and pushed local changes to my github account, these 112 files still appear in the list and the button still says "Commit 112" files.



What's happening here?



files from Pods folder in Xcode show a modified status










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  • Maybe your Pods folder is listed in some .gitignore? Try closing-reopening Xcode.

    – Cœur
    Mar 24 at 15:38












  • Thanks! Nothing was working, so I ended up completely uninstalling and reinstalling all the pods using these instructions: medium.com/@satishios25/… It seems to have worked.

    – Derence
    Mar 24 at 20:22











  • Instead of linking to a different website, you could say you simply did: pod deintegrate & pod install

    – Cœur
    Mar 25 at 0:51

















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Even after I've committed and pushed local changes to my github account, these 112 files still appear in the list and the button still says "Commit 112" files.



What's happening here?



files from Pods folder in Xcode show a modified status










share|improve this question
























  • Maybe your Pods folder is listed in some .gitignore? Try closing-reopening Xcode.

    – Cœur
    Mar 24 at 15:38












  • Thanks! Nothing was working, so I ended up completely uninstalling and reinstalling all the pods using these instructions: medium.com/@satishios25/… It seems to have worked.

    – Derence
    Mar 24 at 20:22











  • Instead of linking to a different website, you could say you simply did: pod deintegrate & pod install

    – Cœur
    Mar 25 at 0:51













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Even after I've committed and pushed local changes to my github account, these 112 files still appear in the list and the button still says "Commit 112" files.



What's happening here?



files from Pods folder in Xcode show a modified status










share|improve this question
















Even after I've committed and pushed local changes to my github account, these 112 files still appear in the list and the button still says "Commit 112" files.



What's happening here?



files from Pods folder in Xcode show a modified status







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  • Maybe your Pods folder is listed in some .gitignore? Try closing-reopening Xcode.

    – Cœur
    Mar 24 at 15:38












  • Thanks! Nothing was working, so I ended up completely uninstalling and reinstalling all the pods using these instructions: medium.com/@satishios25/… It seems to have worked.

    – Derence
    Mar 24 at 20:22











  • Instead of linking to a different website, you could say you simply did: pod deintegrate & pod install

    – Cœur
    Mar 25 at 0:51

















  • Maybe your Pods folder is listed in some .gitignore? Try closing-reopening Xcode.

    – Cœur
    Mar 24 at 15:38












  • Thanks! Nothing was working, so I ended up completely uninstalling and reinstalling all the pods using these instructions: medium.com/@satishios25/… It seems to have worked.

    – Derence
    Mar 24 at 20:22











  • Instead of linking to a different website, you could say you simply did: pod deintegrate & pod install

    – Cœur
    Mar 25 at 0:51
















Maybe your Pods folder is listed in some .gitignore? Try closing-reopening Xcode.

– Cœur
Mar 24 at 15:38






Maybe your Pods folder is listed in some .gitignore? Try closing-reopening Xcode.

– Cœur
Mar 24 at 15:38














Thanks! Nothing was working, so I ended up completely uninstalling and reinstalling all the pods using these instructions: medium.com/@satishios25/… It seems to have worked.

– Derence
Mar 24 at 20:22





Thanks! Nothing was working, so I ended up completely uninstalling and reinstalling all the pods using these instructions: medium.com/@satishios25/… It seems to have worked.

– Derence
Mar 24 at 20:22













Instead of linking to a different website, you could say you simply did: pod deintegrate & pod install

– Cœur
Mar 25 at 0:51





Instead of linking to a different website, you could say you simply did: pod deintegrate & pod install

– Cœur
Mar 25 at 0:51












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