Drop iOS 8 and loosen SQLite.swift version requirement #98
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June 15, 2017 14:45
…0.11, instead of locking it to 0.11.2. This means that consumers may get version 0.11.3 or above, which drop support for iOS 8.
…ift's deployment target.
….11.0, instead of locking it to 0.11.2. This means that consumers may get version 0.11.3 or above, which drop support for iOS 8, so the iOS deployment target is updated accordingly.
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As discussed with @martijnwalraven, supporting iOS 8 and below is not a priority for
apollo-ios. One nice outcome of dropping support is that it allows us to loosen our version requirement forSQLite.swift(which drops support for iOS 8 at version 0.11.3), potentially lowering the barrier for certain consumers to useapollo-ios.