# Playing with beta Xcode Server

I wanted to get may hands on this new and fancy Xcode Server, so I've jumped straight to installing beta Xcode and beta OS X Server - that was easy (as always), but...
When I've opened OS X Server and switched to Xcode tab I had to choose Xcode which I want to use as Xcode Server - fine, but to easy tasks in a row can't complet with success. I get this rather *confusing* dialog:
> You must agree to the terms of the Xcode software license agreement os x server

WTF!? I've accepted license agreement in both of my Xcodes (beta and regular one), so what more do you want from me, Apple?
Okay, Google to the rescue!
```bash
sudo xcodebuild -license
```
And?? Nothing... Still the same...

I had to dig deeper to find anything at all but I've found that those two Xcodes are somehow competing with each other and my `xcode-select` was set to the regular version, not the beta one, so I've changed it using:
```bash
sudo xcode-select -s /Applications/Xcode-beta.app/Contents/Developer
```

Anyway, that'd be to perfect to be true, so I still get same _You must agree..._.

Luckily, I don't exactly remeber where I found this but it was something like
> You have to reset `xcscontrol`

Fine, let's do this by typing:
```bash
sudo xcrun xcscontrol --reset
```

But this will only remove all `xcscontroll` setting (and there are a lot of them...), so after this you have to init them with this command:
```bash
sudo xcrun xcscontrol --initialize
```
Now you should be ready to go, but remeber to *restart* OS X Server before re-attempting to select Xcode!