support for iOS 13 devices

[shivamsharma-1996]

iOS Apps build upon Xcode 11 for iOS 13 support need to use swift 5.1 version. As Socket.IO was last upgraded to swift 5.0, so are not compatible to compile with swift 5.1 compiler.

[nuclearace]

I would think it would still compile, even on Swift 5.1. IIRC there hasn't been any breaking Swift changes that would affect this lib.

[shivamsharma-1996]

@nuclearace It means you are just expecting .. You dnt have tested this thing?

please check following issues and get back to me please. https://forums.developer.apple.com/thread/117635 https://github.com/AudioKit/AudioKit/issues/1860

[nuclearace]

I did a build for ios 13, yes. That is talking about already compiled modules, which won't work. You need to rebuild the framework with the new version of the compiler.

[shivamsharma-1996]

@nuclearace Actually socket.IO framework is compiled with swift 5.0 compiler and I'm trying to compile it with swift 5.1 compiler under Xcode 11.

Reason behind to migrate my project on swift 5.1(which is only supported by xcode11) is to add support for iOS 13 devices also. iOS 13 devices supports the apps written in swift 5.1

[shivamsharma-1996]

I did a build for ios 13, yes. That is talking about already compiled modules, which won't work. You need to rebuild the framework with the new version of the compiler.

It means we need socket.io to compile with swift 5.1 compiler to be able to give support for iOS 13 devices?

[nuclearace]

It means we need socket.io to compile with swift 5.1 compiler to be able to give support for iOS 13 devices?

Yes. I was able to do a pod update on my test project and build for iOS 13 without a problem.

[shivamsharma-1996]

It means we need socket.io to compile with swift 5.1 compiler to be able to give support for iOS 13 devices?

Yes. I was able to do a pod update on my test project and build for iOS 13 without a problem.

• Is your test project using socket.io framework?
• you tested this on xcode 11?

[nuclearace]

Yes,. my test project is using the framework (installed through CocoaPods) and using Xcode 11.1.

[shivamsharma-1996]

Yes you're right. You've used cocoapods.

Actually I've created a framework for VoIP calling in which I'm using Socket.io & Starscream frameworks which have installed without any Package manager(like cocoapods) . Instead I used socket.io using following command : $ git submodule add https://github.com/socketio/socket.io-client-swift.git

Now need to release support for iOS 13 devices. but facing problem with existing socket.io which is installed w/o using package manager.

So can you tell me how it can be resolve?

[shivamsharma-1996]

Yes,. my test project is using the framework (installed through CocoaPods) and using Xcode 11.1.

Can you make sure you don't have used any toolchain inside xcode 11 to use swift 5.0 Also Can you send me the screenshot of swift compiler from target's build settings.

[nuclearace]

I recreated the project this time, still same result.