Xcode Releases

In light of the recent Twitter content policy changes, there will be no further updates on this account for the foreseeable future. Check out our website at xcodereleases.com for all the ways to stay on top of the latest Xcode updates.

@NolanOBrien My maintainer is actively abandoning Twitter and doesn’t want to keep using the website+apps just for this one account, when they’re already on #JoinMastodon for everything else.

@XcodeReleases Can you explain how the policy change affects you? I am very surprised it affects valuable accounts like this, and would appreciate the insight in case i have other Twitter follows I need to worry about too

In light of the recent Twitter content policy changes, there will be no further updates on this account for the foreseeable future. Check out our website at xcodereleases.com for all the ways to stay on top of the latest Xcode updates.

The xcodereleases.com website, API, and RSS feed have been updated with this information.

🚨#Xcode14.2 has been released! 🚨 📝 - developer.apple.com/go/?id=xcode-1… ⬇️ - developer.apple.com/services-accou… @AppStore - apps.apple.com/us/app/xcode/i… This build is identical to the RC: you do not need to re-download it.

The xcodereleases.com website, api, and RSS feed have been updated with this information. And as a reminder, we’re on mastodon! @xcodereleases" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">techhub.social/@xcodereleases

The SDKs in #Xcode14.2 RC (build 14C18, requires macOS 12.5+) are: macOS 13.1 (22C55) iOS 16.2 (20C52) watchOS 9.1 (20S71) tvOS 16.1 (20K67) Clang 14.0.0 (1400.0.29.202) Swift 5.7.2 (5.7.2.135.5)

🚨#Xcode14.2 RC is out! 🚨 📝 - developer.apple.com/go/?id=xcode-1… ⬇️ - developer.apple.com/services-accou…

Xcode Releases is now also on Mastodon! @xcodereleases" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">techhub.social/@xcodereleases

@kevinismahname What a great idea! I’ve made the change and it’s live on the website: github.com/xcodereleases/…

Hey @XcodeReleases, love your website! Could you make it so that I can do something like xcodereleases.com/?q=14.0.1 to pre-fill the search input to "14.0.1"? I want to be able to link to a specific release when sharing with my team but I don't think there's a way to do that yet.

XcodeReleases.com has a new feature! It now supports searching via the URL, letting you share URLs like this: xcodereleases.com/?q=14B47b&scop… Just type into the search field and your browser URL will update automatically. Kudos to @kevinismahname for the idea!

If you get info via RSS feeds, I’ve got one too! Add xcodereleases.com/api/all.rss to your RSS reader and you’ll get notified about new releases when they’re added to the website and API.

The release notes have been updated (removing the “RC2” language): developer.apple.com/documentation/…

Confirmed! #Xcode14.1 Release is identical to the Release Candidate 2 version. If you have RC2, you do not need to re-download the latest version. The xcodereleases.com website and API have been updated with this information

🚨#Xcode14.1 has been released! 🚨 📝 - developer.apple.com/go/?id=xcode-1… ⬇️ - developer.apple.com/services-accou… The Xcode build is identical to RC2, so the whole thing is likely identical. I’lll confirm momentarily…

@designerdrug Yep, they’re identical!

The release notes are up! developer.apple.com/documentation/… Most notably, back-deploying Swift concurrency has been fixed

Today is the day of mistakes. The website and API now correctly show #Xcode14.1 RC 2 as “14B47b”, and not “14B47”. Kudos to @metc_sky for spotting this.

🚨#Xcode14.1 RC 2 is out! 🚨 📝 - developer.apple.com/go/?id=xcode-1… ⬇️ - developer.apple.com/services-accou…