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I did, but probably not for any specific reason other than having my dev environment setup and not wanting to disturb it. Some tools I use were very shaky with
by wingerlang 10y ago
I did, but probably not for any specific reason other than having my dev environment setup and not wanting to disturb it. Some tools I use were very shaky with the root changes (was it?) so I just skipped it.
I also keep Xcode6 around for the same purpose and the thought of adding yet another Xcode version is not pleasant. And the latest version requires El Capitan.
I'll jump to Sierra directly, if my mac runs it (Macbook late 2008).