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They are "planning to add [obj-c] to the migration guide before we retire API v1". Which sounds a lot like obj-c will not be supported, and is not even address
by catoc 10y ago
They are "planning to add [obj-c] to the migration guide before we retire API v1".
Which sounds a lot like obj-c will not be supported, and is not even addressed in the migration guide at this time.
This makes it hard to prepare for September 28 when users will start gettings warnings about obj-c apps if the developers have not acknowledged the deprecation they cannot prepare for.
- cpncrunch 10y agoIt lists the objective C SDKs in the "community SDKs" section. However both of them appear to require a certain amount of rework. I just want an updated DBRestClient that I can just slot in. Is that too much to ask? Your users won't get warnings if you sign in and click the "I confirm that I'm aware of the deprecation" button.