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Unless you're doing iOS/macOS application development, you should not install XCode. It takes up tens of gigs of space. Instead, run "sudo xcode-select --insta
by runjake 5y ago
Unless you're doing iOS/macOS application development, you should not install XCode. It takes up tens of gigs of space.
Instead, run "sudo xcode-select --install" to install the basic build tools.
Then, use Homebrew or MacPorts to install modern versions of whatever software you're developing with.