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XcodesOrg / xcodes

The best command-line tool to install and switch between multiple versions of Xcode.
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Xcode installed in custom location not listed #244

Closed TomaszLizer closed 1 year ago

TomaszLizer commented 1 year ago

I am using xcodes cli installed through homebrew version: 1.1.0. On my local machine I keep all xcode versions in Work folder located inside Applications folder so example path to xcode will be /Applications/Work/Xcode_14.0.1.app. Xcodes for such scenario do not see my installed xcode versions (xcodes installed). If I move on of the installations directly to Applications folder it can be found without any issues. I am migrating from xcode-install due to its "sunset" and it handled it without any problem.

MattKiazyk commented 1 year ago

Hi @TomaszLizer you can use the --directory option to specify where xcodes should look for existing versions. Without this option xcodes will look at /Applications by default.

You can also use XCODES_DIRECTORY Environment variable instead of the above option.

Let me know if that works out for you.

TomaszLizer commented 1 year ago

It indeed works like a charm. Not as neat (no additional setup needed) as xcode-install which searches directories, but does the job :) Thanks @MattKiazyk