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Author: brentmmarks

jekyll/_cci2/xcode-policy.adoc

@@ -105,7 +105,7 @@ Each Xcode image is built on top of a clean macOS install. We aim to keep the ma
 
 We aim to keep the macOS version aligned across our different macOS executors (for example, Intel and M1 platforms), however this may not always be the case. Check the xref:testing-ios#supported-xcode-versions[Software Manifest] file for the image for the most accurate information.
 
-When a new major version of macOS (for example, `12.0` or `13.0`) is released, we will usually start to use this version after a minimum of two minor Xcode releases have passed to allow for any major bugs and issues to be resolved. The release timing for this is entirely dependent on Apple's own release cycle, but will always be announced on our link:https://discuss.circleci.com/c/announcements/39[Discuss forum].
+When a new major version of macOS (ex: `12.0`) is released, we will start to use this version after a minimum of two minor Xcode releases have passed. This will allow for any major bugs and issues to be resolved. Release timing for this is entirely dependent on Apple's own release cycle, but will always be announced on our link:https://discuss.circleci.com/c/announcements/39[Discuss forum].
 
 [#exceptions]
 == Exceptions