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Where can I find a roadmap for Xcode to know if Apple intends to provide another 13.2 update?

I foolishly upgraded my iPhone to iOS 15.4.1 without first checking if Xcode 13.2.1 supports it. I can't upgrade Xcode to 13.3 without first upgrading macOS to 12. I've heard some horrible problems (memory management) exist for that release and I'm wanting to wait a bit longer before upgrading from macOS 11.6.5. And there's no telling what other programs (e.g. VMware Fusion) I might have to upgrade after a macOS upgrade.

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  • My understanding is that memory management has been cleaned up in the latest macOS releases, so I would go ahead an upgrade. Furthermore, some security patches aren't present in previous OS versions.
    – Ezekiel
    Apr 22, 2022 at 1:33
  • For what it's worth, macOS Monterey has overall been much better than Big Sur ever was, but if you have critical apps or utilities, it's worth reviewing what versions might require an update.
    – da4
    Apr 28, 2022 at 13:37
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    As a sidenote.. you can add new iOS version support for older xcode versions. github.com/filsv/iOSDeviceSupport I am still rocking xcode 13.0 while debugging iOS 16 beta already.
    – Guntis Treulands
    Sep 13, 2022 at 10:00

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It is unlikely there will be another version of Xcode 13.2 that supports both macOS 11.6.5 and iOS 15.4.1.

If there is another update, such as a security update (which typically doesn't happen, but plausibly could), it wouldn't change compatibility.

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