XCGLogger with privacy manifest to support iOS 14.0

DaveWoodCom / XCGLogger

A debug log framework for use in Swift projects. Allows you to log details to the console (and optionally a file), just like you would have with NSLog() or print(), but with additional information, such as the date, function name, filename and line number.

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XCGLogger with privacy manifest to support iOS 14.0 #334

Closed parvez-keeptruckin closed 4 months ago

parvez-keeptruckin commented 4 months ago

XCGLogger with v7.1.1 has now Privacy Manifest included in it. But it has also set minimum iOS Deployment target to iOS 15. We want to update XCGLogger version to 7.1.1 but getting restricted by minimum iOS Deployment target. What is the reason for updating the iOS deployment target ? @DaveWoodCom Can you provide us a version of XCGLogger that has both privacy manifest and iOS 14 support ? Otherwise it will require us to upgrade our iOS app's minimum iOS deployment target.

DaveWoodCom commented 4 months ago

XCGLogger 7.1.3 changes the deployment targets to the minimum allowed by Xcode 15.3. iOS = 12.0, watchOS = 4.0, tvOS = 12.0, macOS = 10.13. This should resolve your issue.

parvez-keeptruckin commented 4 months ago

@DaveWoodCom Thanks for the updates. is 7.1.3 available on cocoapods? I do not see it there.

DaveWoodCom commented 4 months ago

@parvez-keeptruckin It is. But since it was just pushed, you likely have to update your local cache with pod repo update

parvez-keeptruckin commented 4 months ago

@parvez-keeptruckin It is. But since it was just pushed, you likely have to update your local cache with pod repo update

@DaveWoodCom Actually I was the cocoapods website and there I did not see the version 7.1.3.

DaveWoodCom commented 4 months ago

@parvez-keeptruckin Their search results are broken, has been for years. The version shown in the results list does not match what's actually there. Tap the entry and it shows 7.1.3.

parvez-keeptruckin commented 4 months ago

Thanks @DaveWoodCom for the clarifications.