It would make no business sense to them. They sell entry level devices with tiny disk space that is practically unusable so in the end you give up and end up paying twice as much to get your work done.
I remember buying MBP 2019 for app development and not being able to upgrade Xcode which was the only app I installed on it. With every upgrade, I had to go the manual route otherwise the whole process would fail for lack of disk space. Why call the machine "Pro" at this point?
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It would make no business sense to them. They sell entry level devices with tiny disk space that is practically unusable so in the end you give up and end up paying twice as much to get your work done.
I remember buying MBP 2019 for app development and not being able to upgrade Xcode which was the only app I installed on it. With every upgrade, I had to go the manual route otherwise the whole process would fail for lack of disk space. Why call the machine "Pro" at this point?