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I am using Cocoa pods for my Xcode project and there are lots of files in each of the modules, and I just ran a pod update and there are a TON of changes in my Source Control -> commit tab. Is there anyway to select all the changes instead of going through them one by one as it would take forever? I tried the classics like Shift-Click and others but they did not work.
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To compare changes in one source file, open the file and click the Enable Code Review button in the upper-right corner of the Xcode window. The comparison view highlights changes between the current source code and the most recent commit.
Select the file for which you want to see the commit history. Then go to View > Version Editor > Show Version Editor (or just select the Comparison view from the top-right toolbar icon - same place as the Blame view). Clicking on the commit label below the editor will reveal the history including dates.
Choose Source Control > Stash Changes, and optionally enter a description of your changes. Xcode creates a stash entry with your changes and removes those changes from the current working environment so that you can switch branches or start working on other changes.
The shortcut to commit in Xcode is “option + command + c”. This will bring up the window you see below.
Right click at any file and then select "Check All"
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