Apps built with 7.1 should still run on iOS 8 devices. What problems are you seeing? Are there specific messages in the device’s error console?
Apple currently accepts apps built with either, but there will be a time in the future where that won’t be the case. Moving to iOS 8 sooner than later is a good thing, but that comes with a caveat. I’m not sure if the latest daily build is using the release iOS 8 or the iOS 8 Gold Master seed. Before we release the next public build we will for certain make iOS 8 release the default SDK. Apps built for iOS 8 will run on iOS 8 and the next two older versions (iOS 7 and 6). That means they will not run on iOS 5, however we turned off iOS 5 a while back, so it’s kind of a moot point for that.
The issue i am seeing when I build with iOS 7.1 is that on my iOS 8 iPad device, when the screen rotation changes from Portrait to Landscape, the scrollview does not appear. No error or crash is reported. It works nicely in portrait view (portrait -> landscape -> portrait).
If I build with iOS 8.0, it works fine. I will ignore this as it works on the newer build.
Apps built with 7.1 should still run on iOS 8 devices. What problems are you seeing? Are there specific messages in the device’s error console?
Apple currently accepts apps built with either, but there will be a time in the future where that won’t be the case. Moving to iOS 8 sooner than later is a good thing, but that comes with a caveat. I’m not sure if the latest daily build is using the release iOS 8 or the iOS 8 Gold Master seed. Before we release the next public build we will for certain make iOS 8 release the default SDK. Apps built for iOS 8 will run on iOS 8 and the next two older versions (iOS 7 and 6). That means they will not run on iOS 5, however we turned off iOS 5 a while back, so it’s kind of a moot point for that.
The issue i am seeing when I build with iOS 7.1 is that on my iOS 8 iPad device, when the screen rotation changes from Portrait to Landscape, the scrollview does not appear. No error or crash is reported. It works nicely in portrait view (portrait -> landscape -> portrait).
If I build with iOS 8.0, it works fine. I will ignore this as it works on the newer build.