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Reply to Release app to production with Xcode 16 beta and MacOS 15 beta
@AlanXp If you don't have access to another Macbook with non-beta Xcode installed, like me, then I guess you only have two options: Boot MacOS from an external SSD, with Xcode installed, like @fbronner suggested. Use Xcode Cloud. I found Xcode Cloud to be a simpler solution in my case. I was able to set it up rather quickly. I wanted to start using it for some time and this was a good moment to do it. The free trier is largely sufficient for me. Still, I really think they should make this limitation more explicit when updating to beta. PS: If you are having issue with Xcode 16 beta, note that you can still run Xcode 15 from the terminal usingopen /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode. This won't allow you to archive the app for release (you get an error later in the process), but it may be useful for testing.
Jun ’24
Reply to Release app to production with Xcode 16 beta and MacOS 15 beta
@AlanXp If you don't have access to another Macbook with non-beta Xcode installed, like me, then I guess you only have two options: Boot MacOS from an external SSD, with Xcode installed, like @fbronner suggested. Use Xcode Cloud. I found Xcode Cloud to be a simpler solution in my case. I was able to set it up rather quickly. I wanted to start using it for some time and this was a good moment to do it. The free trier is largely sufficient for me. Still, I really think they should make this limitation more explicit when updating to beta. PS: If you are having issue with Xcode 16 beta, note that you can still run Xcode 15 from the terminal usingopen /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode. This won't allow you to archive the app for release (you get an error later in the process), but it may be useful for testing.
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