(Will answer my own question, for future self and others. Feel free to contribute!)
I want to see the Xcode UI as if I’d never run it before. (To check an Xcode tutorial I'm making.) Basically, I want to "factory reset" Xcode.
Bonus points if I can easily swap to my normal Xcode settings.
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(Will answer my own question, for future self and others. Feel free to contribute!)
Recently, I’ve been trying to find info in Apple’s documentation, and it’s been a struggle.
For example, I wanted to know if I could start an Xcode project, then use Xcode to create a GitHub repository. And if so, how?
I dutifully went to Apple’s Developer site and its search bar (https://developer.apple.com/search/), then searched for xcode github, filtered by the Documentation tab. (https://developer.apple.com/search/?q=xcode%20github&type=Documentation)
No promising results.
My first thought was: Apple’s documentation is lacking! Or perhaps Apple’s search engine is lacking?
Tips?
BTW, Apple’s 2021 news about “Find the right documentation” (https://developer.apple.com/news/?id=6k6dy6z7) was not helpful.