Now that we’ve dropped iOS 7 support, we can replace usage of the deprecated UIActionSheet and UIAlertView classes with UIAlertController. (Removing UIActionSheet and UIAlertView usage would also become important if we were to ever support tvOS, since neither class is available on that platform.) It’s going to be a bit strange that a view presents a view controller, but hopefully it won’t be much different than what we’re already doing in these situations.
Now that we’ve dropped iOS 7 support, we can replace usage of the deprecated UIActionSheet and UIAlertView classes with UIAlertController. (Removing UIActionSheet and UIAlertView usage would also become important if we were to ever support tvOS, since neither class is available on that platform.) It’s going to be a bit strange that a view presents a view controller, but hopefully it won’t be much different than what we’re already doing in these situations.
/cc @friedbunny @frederoni @incanus