Hi , How are you ?
Why corona SDK not support 9.3 ios ]
it support 9.3 beta but that not acceptable on Appstore
Thank you
Corona SDK does support iOS 9.3. But to understand why, takes a little explanation. Development like life is a timeline.
When we released 2830 back in February, iOS 9.2 was the production version of iOS. 9.3 was in beta. We want our developers to test their apps against the beta so that when 9.3 goes live, they can submit comfortable that it’s going to work. That said, Apple does not permit beta builds to be put into the store and rightfully so.
Time passes. Most days we are putting out daily builds. iOS 9.3 goes into production. We add 9.3 production to the daily build and turn off 9.2. We can’t go back and update old builds, that’s what the new builds are.
To solve this, you need to stay up to date on your software. We just released a new public build on Monday (2016.2906) that will have iOS 9.3 as the default build target.
At a minimum you should update to that build.
Rob
Corona SDK does support iOS 9.3. But to understand why, takes a little explanation. Development like life is a timeline.
When we released 2830 back in February, iOS 9.2 was the production version of iOS. 9.3 was in beta. We want our developers to test their apps against the beta so that when 9.3 goes live, they can submit comfortable that it’s going to work. That said, Apple does not permit beta builds to be put into the store and rightfully so.
Time passes. Most days we are putting out daily builds. iOS 9.3 goes into production. We add 9.3 production to the daily build and turn off 9.2. We can’t go back and update old builds, that’s what the new builds are.
To solve this, you need to stay up to date on your software. We just released a new public build on Monday (2016.2906) that will have iOS 9.3 as the default build target.
At a minimum you should update to that build.
Rob