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I can't exclude user interface state file from commit.
Every time I'm trying to push to github it asks me to commit first and insert user interface state file into the changes (even if I didn't move the mouse or interface at all it still is shown to commit!).
I tried different methods, described in other similar topics. For example, I tried to add all possible cases of user interface into the .gitignore in root, like this:
*.xcuserstate project.xcworkspace xcuserdata UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate project.xcworkspace/ xcuserdata/ UserInterface.xcuserstate It didn't work. I tried to clean the cache and reset git, didn't help.
Git status command says the following: "modified: .xcodeproj/project.xcworkspace/xcuserdata/.xcuserdatad/UserInterfaceState.xcuserstate"
And it looks like this 
Please help (it is driving me crazy)!
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In SourceTree, right click on the xcuserstate file and choose “Ignore…”. Select “Ignore exact filename” and for Add this ignore entry to, select “This repository only”. Delete the file from the repo also.
Go to gitignore.io, enter Xcode in the search field, and click the Create button. You will get a git ignore file with a list of file types that git should ignore.
1, UserInterfaceState. xcuserstate's are binary-formatted plist files that can exist in either of project files or workspace files. They are user-specific and many can be present in a given Xcode project or workspace.
If those files are already committed, you need to remove them from the index before seeing your .gitignore file work.
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