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Yes, you can have multiple versions of Xcode installed on your Mac and choose which one to use. | |
### **How to Install Multiple Versions of Xcode** | |
1. **Download the Xcode Versions** | |
- You can download older versions from Apple's [Developer Downloads](https://developer.apple.com/download/all/). | |
- The latest versions are available in the App Store. | |
2. **Install and Rename** | |
- After downloading, move the older version (`Xcode_16.2.xip`) to `/Applications` and extract it. | |
- Rename it to `Xcode-16.2.app` to avoid conflicts. | |
3. **Switch Between Versions** | |
- To change the default Xcode version for terminal commands like `xcodebuild`, use: | |
```sh | |
sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode-16.2.app | |
``` | |
- Check the active version with: | |
```sh | |
xcode-select -p | |
``` | |
4. **Using a Specific Xcode Version for a Project** | |
- In **Xcode**, you can set the preferred version per project: | |
**Preferences > Locations > Command Line Tools** and select the desired version. | |
Let me know if you need help! 🚀 |
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