Is there a way to run xcode 14 on macOS Sonoma? I accidentally upgraded the system and cannot publish the official project
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You could run old Xcode via Terminal command:
This will bypass macOS limitation.
This problem is similar to what was encountered last year when attempting to use Xcode 13 on macOS Ventura. Please check this answer to resolve the issue. As mentioned you can directly launch it from the finder or terminal you need to select the Xcode app that you want to use and then:
Or you can also use a single-run script to fix the problem which is mentioned in this answer