@mattiem i found a fun similar scenario the other day when i launched 26.3 after having moved to 26.4: since i had deleted the highest available iOS SDK for 26.3, thinking that i no longer needed it, i could not build against any SDK, not even lower ones also supported by 26.3 (which was my objective anyway) — i had to download 26.3’s default SDK again before i could choose to build against the lower SDK that i still had.

now it’s just going to take up space on my machine until i’m confident i can delete Xcode 26.3