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Installing the visionOS requires Apple Silicon and is can't be installed using Xcode on Intel machines, but in Xcodes the install button is enabled.
Curious to see what would happen I clicked install on my Intel machine and it successfully downloaded and installed, but it can't actually be used in Xcode.
I considered suggesting replacing the button with 'Download' so people can use Xcodes to download the runtime for another machine, but a) they can install Xcodes on the other machine and b) clicking Install leads to the downloaded image getting deleted, so 'Download' doesn't seem to be a normally supported option anyway.
So I suggest the button is removed and replaced with a "Requires Apple Silicon Mac" label, like in Xcode.
Xcode
Xcodes
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I eventually tracked down the error. Something about the Sparkle library not getting linked, so to get around the issue for now I just removed the Sparkle dependency and commented out the views that use it.
If that doesn't spark any immediate ideas on the proper fix I can dig up the error again. (I can't remember how I figured it out last week...)
Installing the visionOS requires Apple Silicon and is can't be installed using Xcode on Intel machines, but in Xcodes the install button is enabled.
Curious to see what would happen I clicked install on my Intel machine and it successfully downloaded and installed, but it can't actually be used in Xcode.
I considered suggesting replacing the button with 'Download' so people can use Xcodes to download the runtime for another machine, but a) they can install Xcodes on the other machine and b) clicking Install leads to the downloaded image getting deleted, so 'Download' doesn't seem to be a normally supported option anyway.
So I suggest the button is removed and replaced with a "Requires Apple Silicon Mac" label, like in Xcode.
Xcode
Xcodes
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: