Consecutive day number 3 of "What random dumb shit is Xcode going to pull on me today?"
today it doesn't like the ".storyboard" extension name that it created itself automatically. So that's my fault again I suppose?

Sounds like a weird needy girlfriend

Add that bitch to git. commit.
Open the storyboard. Make zero changes.
run "git diff"

repeat for zero profit. push to remote to get those dark green squres!

What do you mean, doesn’t like the extension name?

@Lensflare it gave me an error message about ".storyboard" - I looked it up. I just had to remove the ".storyboard" bit (taht xcode itself placed there) and it magically works.

Side note - the day before, ".storyboard" was causing no problems whatsoever.

@ojt-rant weird. I haven't dealt with storyboards for years.
And if you are doing new stuff, even in an old project, I’d definitely recommend using SwiftUI instead of storyboards.