When running xcodes install --select 14.0.1, if Xcode 14.0.1 is already installed on the system, it is not re-installed, but it is still selected correctly. The following message is printed:
When running xcodes install --select without specifying a version, the tool reads the .xcode-version file and attempts to install that version. Unlike in the above example, however, if this version is already installed, it is not selected and the following message is printed instead:
14.0.1 is already installed at /Applications/Xcode-14.0.1.app
I believe that these two invocations should behave the same way. Specifically, both should select the appropriate version of Xcode, even if it is already installed.
When running
xcodes install --select 14.0.1, if Xcode 14.0.1 is already installed on the system, it is not re-installed, but it is still selected correctly. The following message is printed:When running
xcodes install --selectwithout specifying a version, the tool reads the.xcode-versionfile and attempts to install that version. Unlike in the above example, however, if this version is already installed, it is not selected and the following message is printed instead:I believe that these two invocations should behave the same way. Specifically, both should select the appropriate version of Xcode, even if it is already installed.