Optional support for deployment targets: iOS 13 & OSX 10.15 #81
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@brunnerjosh thanks for your contribution! I just checked the code and it builds and works as expected, however Codebeat is reporting 6 introduced issues, would it be possible for you to resolve these? |
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I was updating my iOS app to have a minimum deployment target of iOS 13 and noticed that this library used a couple of deprecated APIs. I wanted to be able to pitch in and help modernize the code while still providing backward compatibility to existing users. In doing so, I left the majority of the code in place while simply wrapping the old/new API uses in
#availablechecks. Let me know if you'd like me to make any changes to my approach (refactoring out to helpers, etc.). Thanks!I did verify these changes locally in the iOS app I'm working on. Please let me know if there are any other verifications that you'd like to see. I'll attach a screenshot showing that the rendering doesn't change between iOS 12 and iOS 13.