This means we support iPhone XS and Watch Series 4 and above. I think this might be a good cut going forward. And previous devices/versions will download the old Pray Watch but will be frozen and not get any new features or bug fixes. What do you think?
The reason for this is because of the new release of SwiftData which makes data storage and syncing much simpler and hopefully less problems since Apple would be taking on over half of all the code we use for storing settings and syncing them between devices. The current implementation of iCloud in the app is becoming a mess and buggy, and would be a lot of headache we don't have to deal with anymore.
This means we support iPhone XS and Watch Series 4 and above. I think this might be a good cut going forward. And previous devices/versions will download the old Pray Watch but will be frozen and not get any new features or bug fixes. What do you think?
The reason for this is because of the new release of SwiftData which makes data storage and syncing much simpler and hopefully less problems since Apple would be taking on over half of all the code we use for storing settings and syncing them between devices. The current implementation of iCloud in the app is becoming a mess and buggy, and would be a lot of headache we don't have to deal with anymore.