Xcode Version For El Capitan

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Xcode Version For El Capitan

There are instructions how to extract Xcode 4.1.x on newer OSX releases (the installer refuses to run), so I don't think this is a showstopper. What we'll fix is the version detection in the configure script. Handling El Capitan was missing (and even the already existing Yosemite one had a bug). El Capitan is macOS version 10,11. There is no such thing as “Mac 10.8.5.”. There is something called OS X version 10.8.5, otherwise known as Mountain Lion. If you are asking if it is OK to upgrade from OS X 10.8.5 Mountain Lion to macOS 10.11 El Capitan, the answer depends on what Mac you are using.


because I have to test my OS X app with an older Mac OS X version (to make sure it is still compatible) I would like to setup a VM with an older OS X Version (El Capitan or Yosemite) using Parallels desktop. In order to create the VM a need the installer package.


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I can see the older OS X versions in the Mac app store app in the list of my purchased apps, but when I click the downlaod button a message appears: 'This version of OS X 10.10 cannot be installed on this computer' ...

Xcode Version For El Capitan Update

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As far as I can see the Apple Developer Downloads at https://developer.apple.com/download/more/ doesn't include installer packages - just updates.


Any ideas how to get an older OS X installer package ... for developing and testing?


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Best regards

Xcode Version For El Capitan Mac

Frank

Apple El Capitan Download

So I went to get updates from the App Store today and saw that Xcode 8 was available for my mid-2007 aluminum iMac running OS X v10.11.6 'El Capitan.' I had a little trouble getting it to finish downloading and installing (probably since it's such a big download — I've had problmes like this before,) but I did finally manage to get it do that! In any case, once I was done doing that, I expected to find myself able to download and install the corresponding command line tools package update even though it didn't appear when I first checked for updates. And, yet, for some strange reason, the expected update in question still hasn't appeared! I also checked Apple Developer Connection's manual 'Downloads for Apple Developers' page, but the El Capitan command-line tools installer wasn't listed there, either! To make matters even more confusing, I did see the macOS Sierra (10.12) command-line tools installer listed there! What in the heck is going on here?!? I need the command-line tools to continue using Homebrew in --build-from-source mode!