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> That does mean if you rely on bundle lookup support, you should update your minimum deployment version to iOS 12 or later to use mergeable libraries. But if y
by plorkyeran 3y ago
> That does mean if you rely on bundle lookup support, you should update your minimum deployment version to iOS 12 or later to use mergeable libraries. But if you don't rely on these APIs, you can disable this support with the new linker option -no_merged_libraries_hook. Then you won't need to update your app's deployment version.
I guess no one told the linker team that Xcode 15 was going to bump the minimum deployment target to iOS 12? Sort of awkward that no one caught that this bit of the talk isn't actually applicable to anyone.
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- JimDabell 3y agoHardly anybody supports iOS 11 these days anyway. Every device capable of running iOS 11 can be upgraded to iOS 12, which was released almost five years ago.