Xcode: Difference between revisions

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==Incidents==

=== Xcode drops support for older devices ===

[[Apple]] has discontinued support for up to date versions of Xcode iOS development on older MacBook devices, resulting in not being able to use a perfectly capable machine for iOS app development without having to go through countless loopholes. {{Citation needed}}

* You cannot commit new updates without using a third-party medium. {{Citation needed}}

*You cannot commit new updates without using a third-party medium. {{Citation needed}}

* The warning and error compiler is out of date due to not being able to update to the latest version, which of course supports the latest iOS release, so you have to figure it out on your own like it’s the 80’s.{{Citation needed}}

*The warning and error compiler is out of date due to not being able to update to the latest version, which of course supports the latest iOS release, so you have to figure it out on your own like it’s the 80’s.{{Citation needed}}

* You must commit and release a new TestFlight build (through a loophole) to do any testing instead of being able to simulate on your Mac or even a connected device. {{Citation needed}}

*You must commit and release a new TestFlight build (through a loophole) to do any testing instead of being able to simulate on your Mac or even a connected device. {{Citation needed}}

* This all really stems from the fact that the new Xcode updates require the new [[Apple macOS|MacOS]] version which is also discontinued for older MacBooks. This means 8 year old device is basically just useless for such applications.{{Citation needed}}

*This all really stems from the fact that the new Xcode updates require the new [[Apple macOS|MacOS]] version which is also discontinued for older MacBooks. This means 8 year old device is basically just useless for such applications.{{Citation needed}}

==Tracking==

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 ==Incidents==
+=== Xcode drops support for older devices ===
 [[Apple]] has discontinued support for up to date versions of Xcode iOS development on older MacBook devices, resulting in not being able to use a perfectly capable machine for iOS app development without having to go through countless loopholes. {{Citation needed}}
-* You cannot commit new updates without using a third-party medium. {{Citation needed}}
+*You cannot commit new updates without using a third-party medium. {{Citation needed}}
-* The warning and error compiler is out of date due to not being able to update to the latest version, which of course supports the latest iOS release, so you have to figure it out on your own like it’s the 80’s.{{Citation needed}}
+*The warning and error compiler is out of date due to not being able to update to the latest version, which of course supports the latest iOS release, so you have to figure it out on your own like it’s the 80’s.{{Citation needed}}
-* You must commit and release a new TestFlight build (through a loophole) to do any testing instead of being able to simulate on your Mac or even a connected device. {{Citation needed}}
+*You must commit and release a new TestFlight build (through a loophole) to do any testing instead of being able to simulate on your Mac or even a connected device. {{Citation needed}}
-* This all really stems from the fact that the new Xcode updates require the new [[Apple macOS|MacOS]] version which is also discontinued for older MacBooks. This means 8 year old device is basically just useless for such applications.{{Citation needed}}
+*This all really stems from the fact that the new Xcode updates require the new [[Apple macOS|MacOS]] version which is also discontinued for older MacBooks. This means 8 year old device is basically just useless for such applications.{{Citation needed}}
 ==Tracking==