I recently installed macOS Ventura on my MacBook Pro (intel). And my Xcode app does not run. I get the following: "The version of Xcode installed on this Mac is not compatible with macOS Ventura. You have “Xcode.app” 13.4.1. Download version 13.4.1 for free from the App Store." I have tried re-installing Xcode version 13.4.1 and still getting the same error. Has anyone seen this? Or does anyone have a solution?
I had the same issue. The App Store Xcode doesn't work as Ventura has bypassed it. Since we're using the Beta the warning hasn't upgraded, I'm assuming. After reinstalling several times I realized I needed to download the Xcode Beta (not in the App Store) and it now works.
The version of Xcode installed on this Mac is not compatible with macOS Ventura. You have “Xcode” 13.4.1. Download version 13.4.1 for free from the App Store.
It Works. Thank You!
Thanks, I have been using Xcode 14 beta as my work around. I currently working with a team was still using the current Xcode 13; I wanted to maintain some level of uniformity, consistency, etc. I did send a Feedback message to Apple. It looks like Apple's fix was just to the error message. But I was hoping for something else, i.e. a fix to Ventura.