The fact that is not compiling on Xcode13 due to Configuration error/clash is known and there is an already fix committed.
The only thing needed would be an official release.
I used the suggestion to use the git reference directly and it works but I'm worried that at some point some more commits are added and I will always get the latest version that may not be very stable.
Unfortunately I worked very little on iOS apps and would take me some time to know exactly how to contribute myself and have stable version without fear of new things coming over and not be stable.
If someone with experience and access would do a new stable release (e.g. 3.2.1) with just what is now on the master branch would be great. Or the only solution is the fork ? Thank you for any feedback.
The fact that is not compiling on Xcode13 due to Configuration error/clash is known and there is an already fix committed. The only thing needed would be an official release. I used the suggestion to use the git reference directly and it works but I'm worried that at some point some more commits are added and I will always get the latest version that may not be very stable. Unfortunately I worked very little on iOS apps and would take me some time to know exactly how to contribute myself and have stable version without fear of new things coming over and not be stable. If someone with experience and access would do a new stable release (e.g. 3.2.1) with just what is now on the master branch would be great. Or the only solution is the fork ? Thank you for any feedback.