Xcode 26 Beta 5 does not show up.

[MattKiazyk]

Starting in Xcode 26 Beta 5 (released today) - Apple is providing 2 variants (Universal + Apple Silicon only) Xcode builds.

This is causing an issue where it's not showing because of the way xcodereleases.com json is being generated and having duplicate versions (which are not pre-release/release style).

Working on it with XcodeReleases

[rbrovko]

You can use subcommand --data-source apple

xcodes update --data-source apple

[spiritax]

You can use subcommand --data-source apple

xcodes update --data-source apple

This work, but it install the universal version, if you want the Apple Silicon version, you need to do it manually.

[malice00]

Beta 6 is out... Any updates on this issue?

[dfed]

@malice00 beta 6 shows up in the app

edit: it shows up after first selecting the apple destination and then switching back... but only one some of my machines. Not sure what's up

[malice00]

Apologies, I meant to post on the XcodesApp-repo! And yes, when I switch the source to Apple, I do see Beta 5 & 6.

[chwo]

@MattKiazyk Hi, thanks a lot for maintaining this project! 🙏

I noticed that the latest Xcode beta versions are already available in the GUI tool after your recent fix. Since Apple is expected to release the final Xcode beta next week, it would be fantastic if this could also be fixed in the CLI tool.

[tomassliz]

You can use subcommand --data-source apple

xcodes update --data-source apple

This work, but it install the universal version, if you want the Apple Silicon version, you need to do it manually.

I tried it today and the Apple Silicon version was installed.

[mlch911]

You can use subcommand --data-source apple

xcodes update --data-source apple

This work, but it install the universal version, if you want the Apple Silicon version, you need to do it manually.

May I ask is there any difference using these two version ?

[tomassliz]

You can use subcommand --data-source apple

xcodes update --data-source apple

This work, but it install the universal version, if you want the Apple Silicon version, you need to do it manually.

May I ask is there any difference using these two version ?

It's described in the help, check xcodes update --help.
The Apple source should be less future-proof, but it works just fine for now.

[mattguk]

I have proposed an alternative fix since I think the previous PR causes some duplicates.