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Not just Swift 5.1, but they also require iOS 13 because there's a rather unfortunate stdlib dependency. Technically they only need the dependency when crossing
by lilyball 7y ago
Not just Swift 5.1, but they also require iOS 13 because there's a rather unfortunate stdlib dependency. Technically they only need the dependency when crossing module boundaries, but they're restricting the feature completely anyway, I guess because they don't want to bother explaining "you can use 'some' on internal APIs but you can't use it on a public API without iOS 13+".