Why are you complaining about code that is (hopefully) obviously auto-generated and not "written" by the author, but still necessary nonetheless? It's because y

Why are you complaining about code that is (hopefully) obviously auto-generated and not "written" by the author, but still necessary nonetheless? It's because you are "Not a Mac user or developer", so we should be a bit more considerate on you Maybe the issue your complaint unexpectedly tries to surface is that many awesome, highly useful projects like this one depend on code that isn't human-readable. I think this is a noteworthy point and should be discussed more often. But then again, having the code in some form of source control /at all/ is far, far better than the alternative, which is depending on some instructions in a README.md or just hoping the user will know how to use XCode properly such that the real contribution of the project is used Maybe your post also somewhat points out the fact that to newcomers or people looking at XCode code (auto-generated or otherwise) for the first time, it's /not/ obvious which files you should be looking at, and so we should give the parent poster some slack. Is this a problem that projects should worry about or take into consideration when auto-generated code starts to mix with non-generated code in source control? N.B.: the parent post was talking about ./Pods/Pods.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj https://github.com/schappim/macOCR/blob/ca9a6379e07a8e1a5eaad5a7ca908f415269c16d/Pods/Pods.xcodeproj/project.pbxproj https://github.com/schappim/macOCR/blob/ca9a6379e07a8e1a5eaa...