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Comment on 60gb space gone after Xcode update
I do not understand what you want to ask, but do you think something unusual is happening? A version of Xcode consumes more than 30 GB. Some additional components would also occupy some tens of GB, and those may not be released immediately when updating, are you OK with that? So, consuming 70 GB temporally quite makes sense. Stop TimeMachine and keep your Mac untouched for hours and see how much space being free after that.
Dec ’21
Comment on 60gb space gone after Xcode update
The incoming update is 3.6 gb > Where did you find it? If it was shown on the Mac App Store, you should better send a bug report to Apple. On my Mac, it shows 12.6 GB, and even this, it is not sufficient. Anyway, recent Xcode will consume nearly 60 GB while installing. Some parts of them are released a little after the installation is completed, but Xcode would download many components on demand and that might consume some tens of GB.
Dec ’21