Apple Developer Release Notes Tracked by Git
I’ve frequently noted my frustration with Apple’s Xcode release notes, how lately they simply don’t tell you what’s changed in a given release. Changes from multiple releases are merged together, and Apple deletes and renames old pages so that you can’t compare them unless you’d saved a copy. However, commenter F1248 has done something about this! He’s created a Git repository with Markdown documents for each macOS, iOS, and Xcode release. You can also look at the file history, e.g. to see the changes between Xcode 26.1 and 26.1.1 or from all the appleOS 26.1 betas vs. RC.
This is great for release notes, though for APIs I still miss Code Workshop and SDK News.
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