Currently if you specify the flag -iosversion if affects both the ios and maccatalyst frameworks. However, I need target 11.0 for ios and 13.1 for maccatalyst, because maccatalyst requires 13.1, but I don't want to raise the version for ios and lose users.
I need a way to specify different versions for the different platforms.
It may be worth it to provide a way to specify our own build config files. I believe I would be able to set IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET[sdk=macosx*]=13.1 on a build config, though that doesn't work as an env variable.
bcmills
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1 year ago
Currently if you specify the flag
-iosversionif affects both the ios and maccatalyst frameworks. However, I need target 11.0 for ios and 13.1 for maccatalyst, because maccatalyst requires 13.1, but I don't want to raise the version for ios and lose users.I need a way to specify different versions for the different platforms.
It may be worth it to provide a way to specify our own build config files. I believe I would be able to set
IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET[sdk=macosx*]=13.1on a build config, though that doesn't work as an env variable.