I could understand this issue if it were an open source tool with a single, overworked maintainer, but it is quite shocking to see this coming from an enterprise-level paid At the very least, it will help other developers if you are able to remove the misleading statements on the App Center documentation regarding supported versions and requirements:īuild machine Xcode version details are updated each time a new version of Xcode is added. We are paying to use App Center, and App Center should be keeping its documentation up to date and be transparent with support plans. It should not matter if there is an issue with GitHub Actions. That will be an expensive headache, especially since it is avoidable, but this issue has cost us thousands of dollars already. Our team is interpreting this as a signal that Microsoft does not intend to support App Center long-term, and are preparing to move to another build service. Even if 12.5 was supported tomorrow, App Center is still behind on supporting the Xcode 13 betas that have been out for months. This is very concerning for the future of App Center.
Hopefully we can hear some good news soon.
XCODE 12.4 RELEASE DATE SIMULATOR
I switch to Xcode 10.3 and open Simulator on a 12.4 device and all work. We moved away from that to AppCenter because it was cheaper to pay for that than it was pay someone to upkeep the build server. Issue with opening IOS Simulator Apple Developer Forums Xcode Simulator Feature. Looking for an alternative solution (unless I missed something) it seems the only working solution today is to roll with your own Jenkins build server. I can't see any word form AppCenter when Xamarin.Android can be updated to 11.2. I can't see any word from AppCenter that their systems are working with macOS-11 preview as expected. I can't see any word from AppCenter on if they got into the macOS-11 preview. Clang and Swift development tools for a fraction of the storage required by Xcode.
XCODE 12.4 RELEASE DATE DOWNLOAD
I can't see any word when we can expect macOS-11 to go public to everyone. If you are not interested in a colossal download and are not developing graphical apps, then you might get by with just the Command-line tools for Xcode 12.4 which gives you the. Xcode14.2.xip View Build 14C18 SDKs: macOS 13.1 (22C55) iOS 16.2 (20C52) watchOS 9.1 (20S71) tvOS 16.1 (20K67) Compilers: Swift 5.7.2 (5.7.2.135.5) Clang 14.0.0 (1400.0.29.202) Xcode 14.2 RC 1 12.5 View Build 14C18 SDKs: macOS 13. Another thing I spotted was Xcode 12.2 and 12.3 is being removed on the 28th so if you weren't already using 12.4 you now will need to swap to that. On the bright side Xcode 12.5 is the default build SDK on macOS-11 in GitHub actions starting today (or sometime over the next few days). Not sure why that is the case, but I am sure they have their reasons. They are the ones who hadn't updated to the latest macOS version over the past 12 months. It seems AppCenter and Azure Devops/Pipeline all use the same system as Github Actions in the backend.
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