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## Usage

### Install Xcode :

Install a specific version of Xcode using a command like one of these:

```sh
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Xcode will be installed to /Applications by default, but you can provide the path to a different directory with the `--directory` option or the `XCODES_DIRECTORY` environment variable. All of the xcodes commands support this option, like `select` and `uninstall`, so you can manage Xcode versions that aren't in /Applications. xcodes supports having all of your Xcode versions installed in _one_ directory, wherever that may be.

### Install Runtimes :

Run this command line to display the available runtimes

```sh
xcodes runtimes --include-betas
```

Install the wanted Runtime (ex. iOS 17.0-beta1)

```sh
xcodes runtimes install "iOS 17.0-beta1"
```

### `.xcode-version`

We recommend the creation of a `.xcode-version` file to explicitly declare and store the Xcode version to be used by your CI environment as well as your team.
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