[iOS Release Workflow] Automatically set most recent Xcode version#570
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[iOS Release Workflow] Automatically set most recent Xcode version#570
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What
Automatically set most recent stable Xcode version on iOS Release workflow.
Set macOS to 26 and display image information.
Log more debug info (e.g. print detected release branches).
Why
So that devs don't need to worry about manually updating it every time Xcode upgrades.
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N/A
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