Thanks for the suggestion. Actually, I just figured it out and it
didn't require a reinstall. There was a Subscribe button next to
"Apple" in the sources list on the left of the Xcode documentation
window, which I had somehow not noticed. Once I clicked Subscribe,
then an Update button appeared next to the "Core Reference Library"
and "Developer Tools Reference" docsets, and when I clicked it it
downloaded the updated docs. So apparently you're not automatically
subscribed to Apple documentation updates when you install Xcode. See
here for more info:
On Feb 14, 2008 AD, at 3:51 PM, Adam P Jenkins wrote:
How can I get the Leopard developer documentation on my machine?
When I upgraded my machine to Leopard I upgraded my developer tools
from version 2.5 to 3.0. However it seems the documentation
under /Developer/Documentation/DocSets is still the Xcode 2.5
documentation. I have tried in the Xcode documentation window,
clicking on the gear in the lower left corner, and selecting
Documentation Set Updates/Check Now, but I just see a message in
the status bar saying "Checked For Doc Set Updates", but nothing
happens. Have other people found the same thing if they upgraded
Xcode? Is there somewhere on Apple's site to download the current
docs? Or do I just have to view them online and accept that what I
see in the Xcode help viewer is out of date?
Have you tried uninstalling (using the shell script) and
reinstalling Xcode?
