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That isn't strictly true, several apps have launched their iOS14 ready versions ahead of the public release. All they can't do is use new SDK features.
by metaloqui 6y ago
That isn't strictly true, several apps have launched their iOS14 ready versions ahead of the public release. All they can't do is use new SDK features.
- richardwhiuk 6y agoYou can't link against the new SDK, but you can link against an old SDK, but fix the bugs which are associated with iOS 14. ~All of the bugs I've ever seen on a new iOS release are just where they've tightened up some behaviour.
- saagarjha 6y agoYou say "tightened up" and perhaps that's what they meant internally, but as it stands my (simple) app's behavior when using the search bar is different and broken on the new update even though I'm using the API in a supported way. So it's really a bug.