I am currently developing an application for IOS 6 and 7. I had a problem with the Certificate (Certificate not installed) so I upgraded Corona to Version 2014.2419
Now I can’t compile for versions previous than 7.1
What can i do in order to compile for previous versions?
Will this be fixed in the next builds or will this be definitive since now
Thank you everybody for you colaboration
Freddy
What do you mean you can’t compile for previous versions?
With iOS, you build with the maximum supported iOS version and it includes the SDK’s. So if you build with 7.1 it will include iOS 6. Now we’ve turned off support for iOS 5 already. You don’t need to select iOS 6 from our dialog.
Rob
Dear Rob, thanks for your reply, I meant that there is no option for IOS 6, when you are compiling the application for IOS. But the answer really clarifies that IOS 6 is still supported.
Thanks for your answer
Correct. Unless we are providing early access to a beta, we tend to only have the latest release version available.
Rob
What do you mean you can’t compile for previous versions?
With iOS, you build with the maximum supported iOS version and it includes the SDK’s. So if you build with 7.1 it will include iOS 6. Now we’ve turned off support for iOS 5 already. You don’t need to select iOS 6 from our dialog.
Rob
Dear Rob, thanks for your reply, I meant that there is no option for IOS 6, when you are compiling the application for IOS. But the answer really clarifies that IOS 6 is still supported.
Thanks for your answer
Correct. Unless we are providing early access to a beta, we tend to only have the latest release version available.
Rob