Xcode requires a lot of disk space to install, while most of the contents are SDKs and emulators for each platform. But sometimes we just need part of them (e.g. you are only doing iOS development, so you don't need TVOS related SDKs and emulators).
So I think we can implement a --ignore-runtimes option, to remove these contents while installing Xcode.
Xcode requires a lot of disk space to install, while most of the contents are SDKs and emulators for each platform. But sometimes we just need part of them (e.g. you are only doing iOS development, so you don't need TVOS related SDKs and emulators).
So I think we can implement a
--ignore-runtimes
option, to remove these contents while installing Xcode.