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Don't throw if iOS can't pick multiple files #1501
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Description of Change
On pre-iOS 11, the
UIDocumentPickerViewController.AllowsMultipleSelectiondid not exist.Our previous solution was to throw, but this is inconsistent with all the other platforms. If an app on android can't pick multiple files, then it still works as the multiple flag is almost optional.
Bugs Fixed
AllowsMultipleSelection#1492API Changes
None.
Behavioral Changes
On older iOS versions, the app no longer throws an exception.
PR Checklist
mainat time of PR