I've just noticed that XCode shows "A+" symbol related with source control. What does it mean?
Enable Source Control ActionsIn the General tab of Source Control settings, select the Enable Source Control option to enable the actions in the Source Control menu and the Source Control navigator. Enabling source control also displays the Git tab, which you use to configure Git integration options.
Tags such as "M" or "A" next to files in Xcode indicates that your project in under SVN/GIT repository. "M" indicates content of file Modified whereas "A" for file Added.
In Xcode 11, the previous "Authors" menu item doesn't appear by default in the menu set. The simplest way to make it appear is to press the default key bind shift + control + command + A .
I include them in the project by right-clicking on the project folder in the project view in Xcode, and selecting "Add Files to ...". I then navigate to the folder containing the source files, click on the folder and select "Add." With the options "Create folder references" and "Add to target [target name]".
A+ stands for moving a file (renaming is treated as moving). All credit goes to user2129800, whose answer is in the comment under the question.
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