Xcode 16.0 betas do not show up even when installed

XcodesOrg / XcodesApp

The easiest way to install and switch between multiple versions of Xcode - with a mouse click.

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Xcode 16.0 betas do not show up even when installed #592

Open stanlemon opened 1 week ago

stanlemon commented 1 week ago

Describe the bug Xcodes has installed 16.0 betas, but they do not show up in the left hand sidebar of the application.

To Reproduce

Open Xcodes, refresh, observe list.

Expected behavior

I expect to see the 16.0 betas listed, including the ones that Xcodes has automatically installed.

Screenshots

Version

OS: 14.5
Xcodes: 2.2.0 (27)

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iosdevben commented 1 week ago

I discovered those items now appear in the "overflow" menu on the right side of the navigation.

stanlemon commented 1 week ago

Interesting. So I do see those in the overflow menu, but they're disabled, so I'm not actually able to select them.

hevey commented 1 week ago

I am running into the same issue as this one. I have tried an uninstall and reinstall of the application this morning with no luck

MattKiazyk commented 6 days ago

@stanlemon Looks like you don't have any Xcode version selected in your screenshots?

Edit: I see. That is macOS doing its things. If you drag and increase the size of the nav bar does it show it and fix it?

stanlemon commented 6 days ago

There has to be some setting that puts it into this mode. I tried today to uninstall it with App Cleaner & Uninstaller and reinstall it, and I could see the betas, thankfully. Definitely feels like a bug.

hevey commented 6 days ago

There has to be some setting that puts it into this mode. I tried today to uninstall it with App Cleaner & Uninstaller and reinstall it, and I could see the betas, thankfully. Definitely feels like a bug.

Thanks @stanlemon using this app fixed it for me also. I went looking this morning to manually remove anything left over from Xcodes when I uninstalled it via homebrew but I couldn't find anything.

brandonmaul commented 6 days ago

Using that tool I determined it was the removal of one of these 3 folders that fixed the issue for me. rm /private/var/folders/zw/00_qjmy55t38tdvxgk5s0wtr0000gn/C/com.xcodesorg.xcodes.app rm ~/Library/Caches/com.xcodesorg.xcodesapp rm ~/Library/HTTPStorages/com.xcodesorg.xcodesapp