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Explicitly list destination in Travis build. #107
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Explicitly list destination in Travis build.
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Travis is acting odd -- I tried specifying an iOS 7.1 build for an iPhone 5s but xcodebuild complained about being unable to find that destination, despite subsequently listing that exact destination as one that is available. So for now, I'm not going the extra mile and instead just defaulting to an iPhone 6 iOS 8.1 build for the unit tests. We'll have to still manually verify iOS 7.1.