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@mjtsai I’ve sworn off MAS for Xcode. Download direct for better control IMHO.

@danielpunkass That's what I do on the main Mac. For my new build server (thanks) I was using the MAS version for ease.

@mjtsai I also specifyibng from my continuous integration builds which specific Xcode to use. So I can automate bleeding edge builds.

@danielpunkass Are you using Bots now or still Jenkins?

@mjtsai Though I wonder if Bots supports multiple versions of Xcode?

@danielpunkass You set the version of Xcode in the Server app, so I think all the Bots have to use the same one.

@mjtsai Hit Cmd-R in the window and see if it temporarily shows you a progress bar.

@siegel Indeed it does. Then goes back to offering update.

@mjtsai Hit Cmd-R again and you'll see the download progress. I don't know why it does this (only for Xcode, AFAICT).

@siegel Every time I hit Cmd-R it would show progress, but only for a few seconds. Anyway, it finished.

@mjtsai …actually, "finished" may be premature. It's still offering an update, but now the installed Xcode is 7.0.1 (was 7.0 before), and…

@siegel Hmm. I got 7.1 installed (verified by splash screen), though the Finder’s preview column still showed 7.0.1.

@mjtsai did you try changing tabs and going back? A lot of times it is updating for me but doesn't show it (and often later hides).

@mjtsai Have you tried deleting the current app?

@jdriscoll Hmm, the current app is showing a progress bar even though the Mac App Store is offering the Update button again.