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XCode 11.1 install fail XCode 11.0 update installed automatically under MacOS 10.14.6 and works fine. After MacOS 10.15 (Catalina), XCode 11.1 update repeatedly fails to install after downloading. Version 1.0 still works under MacOS 10.15 however. What am I doing wrong? Is it me or Apple? iMac (Retina 5K, 27-inch, Late 2014) I'm trying to update my XCode for El Capitan. The App Store seems to download it (no clue where to find any progress bar on that) and it just spins for hours. Yes it's a big download but it doesn't progress overnight. So I chose to download it and I chose 11.3.1, which can't be run on El Capitan. So does anybody know what version I'll need to download to install a "most recent runnable" XCode? Cheers

You know what they say about performing the same repetitive task expecting a different outcome…


Use Bob Harris ' recommendation from the Terminal. It will install the last compatible version of the Command Line Tools and that should rid you of the Software Update entries. It is the same approach that I use and will require your administrator password.

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Remove the current Command Line Tools installation:


sudo rm -rf /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools


Then, reboot the Mac and see if Software Update has a CommandLineTools 14.2 update to install.

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