I would suppose the "trick" is to get some else to download xCode 15 for
you; chop it up into a series of sensibly sized ZIP files, you can then
download each one individually, then knit them all together again on
your machine . . .
However: I've never heard of xCode 15, and as far as I'm aware the
latest recension of xCode is 12.2 beta 2 which requires
macOS 10.15.4 or later . . .
Over "here" in the "bloody Balkans" I am informed the download should
take about an hour: so I have started it going: and, after my Saturday
afternoon snooze I'll see what I can do re chopping it up into about 32
zip files and bunging them on my Google drive or something.
Indeed: asking Apple questions is a bit like what my late Father calimed
was his favourite activity: banging his head against the wall: why?
Because it's great when it stops.
Watch this space in about 90 minutes. :)
Richmond.
On 3.10.20 11:11, Graham Samuel via use-livecode wrote:
This is a question for people having to use XCode to generate iOS apps. I find
from responses on this list that I now need Xcode 15 to have a chance of
generating for iOS 14. I would ask Apple this quesiton, but I doubt if I would
get a meaningful answer:
I'm working deep in the French countryside with an ADSL connection - although I
have enough bandwidth to stream TV programs, really long files are hard to
download. Downloading Xcode - which is reported to be an 8.12GB file - at a
speed of between 300 and 750 KB/sec is a nightmare. If the download speed drops
below some unspecified limit, the download stops and has to be resumed in
Safari, but that's not the worst of it. If I leave the download overnight,
having got say 4 out of 8 Gb loaded, when look at the download folder in the
morning, it only contains 14 bytes, necessitating a complete reload! There
isn't even anything in the Trash. What's that about, and is there any way I can
simply accumulate the download bit by bit until it's all finished?
If anyone has any hints, I’d be grateful. Otherwise it means spending some
hours keep the download pot boiling and wrecking the rest of my day.
Thanks
Graham
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