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cannot select iOS 14.0 on widget extension deployment target

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xcode

ios

swift

I want to set the minimum deployment target for my app's widget extension to 14.0, but that option is not available in the project settings.

Is there a reason it isn't supported? This seems to be the case for all extensions, not just widgets.

ios deployment target options

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bze12 Avatar asked Feb 10 '21 04:02

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1 Answers

  1. Choose Target

  2. Select Build Setting

  3. search "iOS Deployment Target"

  4. select other enter image description here

  5. enter "14.0" enter image description here

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wlixcc Avatar answered Oct 19 '22 20:10

wlixcc