Ditto for iOS Playground. Xcode Version 16.0 (16A242d).
import UIKit
var greeting = "Hello, playground"
print("My greeting: \(greeting)")
The var greeting = ... does show something in the "results" panel (RHS). But the print(...) does not.
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I do not have direct experience with this issue, but is it possible to remove both apps from their devices, and then re-install as if it were a new installation?
This may not be an acceptable solution if your users have stored data using the app(s) which would be lost when the apps are deleted.
Update: Fixed the problem.
One of two possible Samsung-installed KEXTs was causing the crash when Xcode's "install required components" process was running. Unloaded both:
$ kmutil showloaded | grep -i samsung
$ kmutil unload -b <samsung kext bundle ID>
The KEXTs were likely installed as a result of my use of a Samsung SSD connected via USB - the crash report stated
A kext releasing a(n) AppleUSBInterface has corrupted the registry. @OSObject.cpp
Now to reboot...
And when trying a fresh download of Xcode 13.3 on the iMac Core i9, it crashes when I click “Install Required Components” after starting Xcode.
In contrast, my 2021 M1 MacBookPro installs Xcode 13.3.1 and “required components” with no issues.
macOS Monterey 12.3.1