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Xcode 15 beta does not come with Device support files for iOS 17. Any other way we would run iOS 17 devices on Xcode 14

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  1. iOS 17 Simulator on Xcode 14

    Since Xcode 15, you should download the iOS separately and it is officially available at the Apple developer site

    Once you download the simruntime, trust the DMG file and copy it to the desired directory, It will automatically appear in the both Xcode 15 and Xcode 14:

    Xcode 14:

    Xcode 14 And iOS 17 Simulator Preview


    iOS 17 Real Device with Xcode 14

    This is not discovered yet

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  2. The only way to deploy to iOS 17 devices is to use Xcode 15.

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  3. I spent the whole week and found out how new beta simulators can be installed.

    You should check all the checkboxes you need for the simulators [like
    this][1] and then download in ~/Downloads (default download dir for
    current user)

    ↑This part was unnecessary. Never mind.
    Just download Xcode 15 Beta xip file.

    After extracting Xcode_15_Beta.xip, execute the commands below in terminal. (Don’t use sudo)

    /path/to/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/Developer/usr/bin/xcodebuild -downloadAllPlatforms
    

    This command might require you to allow Xcode 15 Beta for File/Folder access authority towards ~/Downloads. Allow it.

    After installing those simulators, I could use iOS 17.0 Beta with Xcode 14.2 selected as $DEVELOPER_DIR.

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