Update XCode
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If you already have Xcode installed, ensure you are using Xcode 15 or newer. If not, follow the update instructions to get the latest version.
Check your Xcode Version
- With Xcode open, choose Xcode > About Xcode to see the version.
- If you have Xcode 15 or newer installed, skip ahead to Verify Xcode Command Line Tools are installed.
- If your version is below Xcode 15, update Xcode following the steps below.
Update Xcode
Method 1: Through the App Store (Recommended)
- Open the App Store on your Mac.
- Click on your profile icon in the bottom left corner.
- Look for Xcode in the list of available updates.
- Click 'Update' next to Xcode if an update is available.
- Enter your Apple ID password or use Touch ID/Face ID when prompted.
Method 2: Through Xcode itself
- Previously, you opened XCode > About XCode to check the version.
- If an update is available, you will see that option to update.
- Follow the prompts to download and install.
What's Next?
After you have updated XCode, you can proceed to Verify Xcode Command Line Tools are installed.