Ventura 13.7 Xcode

Same 13.7 upgrade, Xcode 14.2. Cmd+left, Cmd+right work(!)

To me it is subword move related Ctrl+left, Ctrl+right, Ctrl+Shift+left, Ctrl+Shift+right.

Colliding system settings >> keyboard >> shortcuts for Mission Control (those without the Shift) are disabled.

When I launch Xcode from the terminal as /Applications/Xcode.app/Contents/MacOS/Xcode, I get this output from start and when visiting Settings >> Key Bindings

• NSKeyBindingManager: Bad key binding atom for '^' = 'moveSubWordBackward:'
• NSKeyBindingManager: Bad key binding atom for '^' = 'moveSubWordForward:'
• NSKeyBindingManager: Bad key binding atom for '^$' = 'moveSubWordBackwardAndModifySelection:'
• NSKeyBindingManager: Bad key binding atom for '^$' = 'moveSubWordForwardAndModifySelection:'

Settings >> Key Bindings sees conflicts and hints "System shortcuts may take precedence over this shortcut", without telling which particular system shortcut.

No solution yet.

I am also facing same issue, after upgrade Ventura to 13.7 some xcode shortcuts like (cmd + -> & cmd + <- & cmd + shift + ->) not working. I tried reseting keybindings also checked system shortcuts there was no conflicts but still not working!

Any solution please?

Same for me. MacOS: 13.7 (22H123), MBP Apple M1 Pro.

⌘ → and ⌘ ← stop working on Xcode when upgrading the OS.

13.6.9 is OK