Xcode Version For Catalina

17-09-2021
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We have released Xcode 11.2, which will replace the beta release.

First, figure out what macOS version you have. Then, go to the Xcode wiki, and find your version of macOS in the min macOS version to run column between Xcode 9.x and 12.x. The version of Xcode you can run is in the row above the one you found. For example, the latest version of Xcode you can run on macOS 10.13.6 (High Sierra) is Xcode 10.1.

The new image contains Xcode 11.2, running on Catalina.

Before we get right to how to install command line tools on macOS, let us look at what macOS Catalina is all about. Apple just made available a major release of its macOS codenamed macOS Catalina (version 10.15). MacOS Catalina is the sixteenth release of Apple’s desktop operating system for Macintosh computers. Download and Install macOS Catalina. Install Xcode 11 Beta. SwiftUI Tutorial. Create a new APFS Volume. Open up Disk Utility — you can use spotlight by pressing cmd+space: Now right click your main hard drive — it is most likely called Macintosh HD and select Add APFS Volume.

Yes, you can run Xcode 12 with the current macOS, Catalina. It will work perfectly, although you can update to the developer beta of Big Sur. Yes, it supports Catalina. I recommend using the latest Big Sur beta, however, so that you can update your app to support the latest technologies. With the Catalina upgrade, my Xcode did not automatically update to 11.1. The App Store kept trying to update Xcode each night through automatic updates. On its own, it never succeeded. Once it reported it could not download Xcode: Unable to Download App. 'Xcode' could not be installed. Please try again later.

Xcode Version For Catalina Version

You can select this image by selecting 11.2.0 as follows:

This is the first image that we’ve built with Catalina, so there might be some bugs – please let us know if you find anything out of the ordinary.

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Highlights

  • The OS has been upgraded to macOS 10.15 (19A602) Catalina.
  • The timezone is changed to GMT. We used to set the timezone to PDT/PST, which caused some problems each time there was a daylight saving change.
  • Ruby is 2.6.3
  • The default shell is bash --login.
  • Xcode 11.2 Build 11B52
  • The runtimes installed are:
  • iOS 12.2
  • iOS 12.4
  • iOS 13.2
  • tvOS 12.4
  • tvOS 13.2
  • watchOS 5.3
  • watchOS 6.1

The manifest of installed software is here.

Ruby

The last few releases of Xcode on CircleCI were problematic for Ruby users, due to issues with how Xcode 11 shipped the macOS SDK. This forced us to make some breaking changes with Ruby. My hope is that upgrading to Catalina will resolve these issues, and using Ruby will be more straight forward.

  • The system Ruby that comes bundled with 10.15 is 2.6.3. This is the ruby on the path by default.
  • chruby is installed, and is on the path, and there are two additional versions of Ruby installed, 2.5.7 and 2.6.5.
  • chruby auto-switching is not enabled by default. You can switch it on yourself should you wish.

Shells

Catalina ships with zsh as the default shells, but with CircleCI, the default shell is still bash. By default, commands on macOS run with /bin/bash --login -eo pipefail -c $COMMAND.

Xcode Version For Catalina 2019

You can customize the shell for an executor, job or run command, which will allow you too run a command with zsh, should you wish:

I'm using VMware to run macOS Catalina 10.15 beta
I tried to download xcode from the appstore and it won't
After that I downloaded the XCode 11.7 from the developer download, and installed it but won't work
So I will download another XCode version, but Which XCode version is compatible with macOS Catalina 10.15 beta?


Read more here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/63892933/which-xcode-version-is-compatible-with-macos-catalina-10-15-beta

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