
Note that you’ll have to login with your Apple Developer credentials to reach this site. If the old “Xcode.app” is not renamed, I’ve found that the installer for the new version of Xcode will step on the old version.ģ) Download the installer for Xcode 8.2.1 from the Apple Developer site ( “Downloads for Apple Developers” ). Let’s get started…Ģ) Go to your “/Applications” folder, create a new directory for your current Xcode installation, name it something like “Xcode73”, move “Xcode.app” into the new directory, and (temporarily) rename “Xcode.app” to “Xcode7.3.app”. (I’ll also show you that I still have Xcode 6.4 installed on the same Mac.) We’ll be taking advantage of the fact that MacOS apps are single self-contained bundles, and while Xcode does use some common files stored on your system, applications don’t have the kind of overly complicated structures as found in OS’s like Windows (ah, like the registry). Assume you’ve got Xcode 7.3 already installed, that this version is your current go-to development platform, but you want to also install Xcode 8.2.1 on the same Mac. This article contains the steps I’ve used for successful side-by-side Xcode installations. ** LTS Support: LTS versions of Unity will receive higher priority for support requests.If you update Xcode through the App Store app, you often run into problems, and the default installation process will trash your older Xcode versions. We highly advise customers to upgrade to one of the newer supported versions of Unity as soon as possible. Please view our version policy for more information.

* Legacy Versions: While you can continue to send builds for these older Unity editor versions, we are unable to provide customer support and bug fixes for any issues that may arise on these versions. Unity 2022 and NEWER (Tech Stream Release).Unity 2021.3 and NEWER ** (LTS Support).Unity 2020.3 and NEWER ** (LTS support).Unity Versions that will remain enabled for iOS, macOS, WebGL, Android, Windows and Linux Target Builds For additional questions, please visit the Cloud Build Forums. Please refer to this Xcode compatibility lookup page to see the upcoming changes to Unity and Xcode versions supported on Mac hardware. In order to better support customer reliability for Apple Xcode and Unity versions running in Unity Cloud Build, older and unsupported versions of Unity and XCode will be deprecated beginning on July 18th, 2022. I'll copy the extract from the link here too (below). Writing here to "refresh" this post since we're getting closer to July 18th when we will remove legacy versions as outlined in our deprecation plan.
