> On 16. Nov 2020, at 09:28, Ken Cunningham <ken.cunningham.web...@gmail.com> > wrote: > >> Same here: installing XCode and opening it once seems to install command >> line tools. At least they are listed in Preferences as installed (at the >> same path as XCode.app). >> Seems as if no separate install is required with 12.x anymore. > > I’m agreeing with Ryan here. > > Opening Xcode 12.2 did indeed update components, but it did *not* update the > Command Line Tools. > > I downloaded the Command Line Tools 12.2 Installer from Apple, and got all > new stuff, including the MacOS 11 SDK and a newer version of clang that > matches the one in Xcode. > > So — I had to use the installer to update the CLTs. Yes, everyone replying that you have the CLT installed, check if it’s actually the correct one. Because apparently there is a bug that makes Xcode report that the CLTs are installed *without* checking whether it is the correct version. At least the command "xcode-select —install” gave me this while I knew I still had Xcode 12 CLTs installed and not a newer one (with the 11.0 SDK).
In Xcode itself I actually do not see the CLT listed at all, only the simulators. So I also had to use the installer.
