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Install page references outdated Xcode version as latest #493

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dempseyatgithub opened this issue Jan 25, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #495
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Install page references outdated Xcode version as latest #493

dempseyatgithub opened this issue Jan 25, 2024 · 0 comments · Fixed by #495
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From feedback on the top navigation changes on the forums: https://forums.swift.org/t/navigation-improvements-to-swift-org/69586/6

The install page at https://www.swift.org/install/ has the text:

"Download Xcode 15.1 which contains the latest Swift release."

But Xcode 15.2 has been released.

It probably isn't necessary to refer to the exact version of Xcode on the page, since the link to the Mac App Store will note the current version.

Would probably make sense to reword to something like:
"Download the current version of Xcode which contains the latest Swift release."
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Use 'current version' instead of specific Xcode version
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The Xcode version is read from the last entry of swift_releases.yml.
Multiple Xcode versions can ship with the same Swift version, so
the Xcode version displayed can be out of date.

The exact Xcode version is not very important to display on the page.
So, instead of creating and maintaining an Xcode version data file,
the text changes to say 'current version'.

Since the user will clicking through to the Mac App Store, they will
see the correct version number on the app page in the store.

This fixes swiftlang#493.
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Use 'current version' instead of specific Xcode version (#495)
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* Use 'current version' instead of specific Xcode version

The Xcode version is read from the last entry of swift_releases.yml.
Multiple Xcode versions can ship with the same Swift version, so
the Xcode version displayed can be out of date.

The exact Xcode version is not very important to display on the page.
So, instead of creating and maintaining an Xcode version data file,
the text changes to say 'current version'.

Since the user will clicking through to the Mac App Store, they will
see the correct version number on the app page in the store.

This fixes #493.
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