Our README currently says that our minimum iOS version is 12 and above, and during the development of this SDK we have been working with this requirement in mind – for example by not using Swift concurrency, which is only available in iOS 13 and above.
Our Package.swift was however updated in eeb88b0 to require iOS 13 and above, without any explanation for this change.
To clear up this confusion, we have now spoken to clients to understand their iOS version requirements, and have found out that we can target iOS 13 for the subscriber SDK and iOS 14 for the publisher SDK.
For now, since there are no obvious features of the iOS 14 SDK that we need, I’ll keep a deployment target of iOS 13 for both SDKs, but we may wish to decouple them in the future so that they can have separate deployment targets.
See #613 for taking advantage of the now-available Swift concurrency features.
Resolves #597.
Our
READMEcurrently says that our minimum iOS version is 12 and above, and during the development of this SDK we have been working with this requirement in mind – for example by not using Swift concurrency, which is only available in iOS 13 and above.Our
Package.swiftwas however updated in eeb88b0 to require iOS 13 and above, without any explanation for this change.To clear up this confusion, we have now spoken to clients to understand their iOS version requirements, and have found out that we can target iOS 13 for the subscriber SDK and iOS 14 for the publisher SDK.
For now, since there are no obvious features of the iOS 14 SDK that we need, I’ll keep a deployment target of iOS 13 for both SDKs, but we may wish to decouple them in the future so that they can have separate deployment targets.
See #613 for taking advantage of the now-available Swift concurrency features.
Internal threads re client requirements: