Drop support for iOS < 11 #1461
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I left the code from here on to preserve behavior, but—with the caveat that I didn't look at the surrounding code—this looks very likely to be a pre-existing bug. It seems likely that this code was intended to be in an else, or after a return in the if, such that it only ran for iOS < 10. What it has actually been doing (and what this preserves) is running both sets of code on iOS 10+.
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The diff for this method looks odd because of how the diff is computed. What I actually did is:
- removed the
if (@available(iOS 8.0, *)) {wrapping, and decreased the indent level of the code inside - trimmed the last
switchto remove all the cases that were handled in the switch above.
The last two switches could be combined together, I just did the minimal change. I'm happy to restructure it if you would prefer.
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As with the first comment above, I left the existing behavior as-is, but I would be extremely surprised if this one is not a bug given that it's unconditionally reporting disabled right after the previous call reports the detected status. But as with the other, there was not an else or a return, so this was always running.
iOS versions < 11 haven't been supported since Flutter 3.3, which is over two years old. Even that version is too old to be able to ship to the App store with (as it lacks a privacy manifest), so there is no clear value in continuing to support versions even older than that.
This updates the Flutter SDK constraint to 3.3, where iOS 11 became the minimum, and removes all
@availablechecks related to iOS 11 or earlier, as well as any fallback code that only ran on versions older than that.Fixes #1455
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pubspec.yamlwith an appropriate new version according to the pub versioning philosophy, or this PR is does not need version changes.CHANGELOG.mdto add a description of the change.///).main.dart format .and committed any changes.flutter analyzeand fixed any errors.