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Allows the user to configure which category of devices they are
targeting (handset, tablet, or universal). Without this setting, a user
would not be able to use the CLI workflow to develop an app for
publishing in the iOS app store without supporting all of the iOS
devices. This allows a user to target just iPhones/iPods or iPads if
they so desire. The app store has requirements that you properly support
the platforms you target and thus it may be prudent to limit your
supported devices.

Valid values are handset, tablet, or universal.

Allows the user to configure which category of devices they are
targeting (handset, tablet, or universal). Without this setting, a user
would not be able to use the CLI workflow to develop an app for
publishing in the iOS app store without supporting all of the iOS
devices. This allows a user to target just iPhones/iPods or iPads if
they so desire. The app store has requirements that you properly support
the platforms you target and thus it may be prudent to limit your
supported devices.

<preference name="TargetDevice" value="handset"/>

Valid values are handset, tablet, or universal.
- required to increment for android
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agrieve commented Aug 20, 2014

Closing this since it no longer works (code was moved into the "cordova-lib" repo.

That said, it I think the feature is still useful. Shouldn't modify any files on disk though (instead, pass the compiler flags via command line).

Perhaps this is better suited to having a generic flag-pass-thru to the compiler in cordova-ios's build script?

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