I'm running Monterey 12.6 on Intel and suddenly I get in Software Update the message "An update is available for your Mac - Command Line Tools beta 3 for Xcode 14.1" although I do not have installed any Xcode 14.1 beta version on this Mac.
Two questions:
I've got the same prompt and found a file /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/.beta with the content of 1.
A colleague of mine doesn't have that file and he's not prompted to update to the beta, so ich renamed the file to .beta-backup and reloaded the system updates.
Success: the update to Xcode 14.1 beta 3 is gone :)!
Thank you! This solved the problem for me as well.
Thank you! Same problem on same system was solved for me as well with the above procedure. Not sure how the .beta file ended up in there.
thank you this helped me the other way around I'm on Ventura beta and my system wouldn't install the CLT, I made the .beta file and the prompt showed up
Exact same situation. Commenting to be advised of an answer.
I've got the same prompt and found a file /Library/Developer/CommandLineTools/.beta with the content of 1.
A colleague of mine doesn't have that file and he's not prompted to update to the beta, so ich renamed the file to .beta-backup and reloaded the system updates.
Success: the update to Xcode 14.1 beta 3 is gone :)!
Thank you! This solved the problem for me as well.
Thank you! Same problem on same system was solved for me as well with the above procedure. Not sure how the .beta file ended up in there.
thank you this helped me the other way around I'm on Ventura beta and my system wouldn't install the CLT, I made the .beta file and the prompt showed up
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Add a CommentI'm also seeing this with the same setup (Monterey 12.6 on Intel i7, [13-in, 2018]. I haven't ever installed Beta anything and I'm not on a beta channel of any kind. I'm always very nervous about CLT updates because they cause me to have to recompile my other support apps (Ruby, for example,) sometimes and so I notice when I get a weird message like this.