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Update InlinePickerRowFormer.swift - system version check #31
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When trying to compare current system version against lowest supported "8.0.0" you should use .OrderedDescending instead of .OrderedAscending, because system version must be higher or equal to the specified one.
See #30 plz. |
Yes, due to error in system version check it works on iOS with version >= 8.0 not as expected. |
Shouldn't it actually be And yes, @yaricom is right, we need this. |
Note that the PR needs changing anyway because the enum changed with Swift 3. But same problem. |
Ah I see you removed this code now @ra1028. I believe that's wrong. The check was the wrong way round in the first place, so while you removed iOS 7 support, you thought you were doing the right thing, but actually the call needs to be there. Anyhow, we need the |
Any updates on this? Still having the same issue over a year later 👎 |
@ZacharyKhan I would suggest submitting a new PR with the |
@mattjgalloway Working on that as I type this 👍 Should be in within an hour. I've also made some other changes that will be noted. EDIT: Submitted as PR #64 |
Thank you for PR! @ZacharyKhan But I'm losing motivation to maintain the Former now. |
Feel free to invite me, I’d be happy to help out where I’m able. |
@ZacharyKhan |
Closing, #64 has been merged to master & this has conflicts with master branch. |
When trying to compare current system version against lowest supported "8.0.0" you should use .OrderedDescending instead of .OrderedAscending, because system version must be higher or equal to the specified one.