This change I believe better expresses the minimum deployment target of 10.13 (as dictated by Xcode nowadays) in the Xcode project file: I found that "$(RECOMMENDED_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET)" resolved to "", skipping 10.12 (which isn't available on Xcode now anymore), thus defaulting to 14.6 (my machine). That didn't gel well with macOS 10.13+ app deployment targets.
These settings will respect the minimum deployment requirement of Xcode without requiring e.g. 14.6 in the app that uses this legacy code.
This change I believe better expresses the minimum deployment target of 10.13 (as dictated by Xcode nowadays) in the Xcode project file: I found that
"$(RECOMMENDED_MACOSX_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET)"resolved to"", skipping 10.12 (which isn't available on Xcode now anymore), thus defaulting to 14.6 (my machine). That didn't gel well with macOS 10.13+ app deployment targets.These settings will respect the minimum deployment requirement of Xcode without requiring e.g. 14.6 in the app that uses this legacy code.