Xcode 12.0.1 Download more simulators runtime is empty

After I updated Xcode 12 to Xcode 12.0.1 I can't download simulators anymore. Under Preferences->Components, the list of Simulators is blank. How can I still add an iOS 13 simulator?

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I deleted Xcode 12.0.1 and manually downloaded the new version 12.1 from the Apple website. Since then it works again.
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Same issue here.
Apple is going crazy day-by-day by giving such buggy updates.
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rjt3662
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Same problem
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iB0dia
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same issue and apple app review team is rejecting the build as they are getting crash on 13.7 and I'm not able to download 13.7 simulator to test.
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VivanteHealth
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Same problem
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f.mattone@safoinformatica.it
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Same here
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matthias130
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It worked fine when I have downloaded Beta from the Apple developers. Since it was working fine, i downloaded the actual Xcode 12.0.1 from the App store. Then I am seeing this issue. I have to revert back to the Apple developers and download from there and see what happens
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SumanthVakacharla93
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same here... arghh
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Doogles1
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Seems to be a bug. Somewhat inconvenient! Is it safer to get updates from dev.apple.com rather than App Store now!? *palm to face.
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BonyTolstad
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still not solved?
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kartalbas
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Same here after update to 12.0.1
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felixImpac
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same. No way to test with something else than iOS 14...
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chepiok
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I am seeing this issue as well, looks like i am going to have to downgrade my xcode version
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kdarroch
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Also seeing this since 12.0
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troycampbell
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Me too. As a work-around, you can install from the command line. See the following SO post which uses xcode-install and xcversion:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/34493934/how-to-install-ios-simulators-from-command-line

I used :

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gem install xcode-install
xcversion simulators --install='iOS 13.2'


Once downloaded and installed, all the simulators will appear in Xcode.
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danlmarino
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