Mac Catalyst and iOS 13.5

I am currently getting a weird warning from Xcode 11.5 (I'm using the release version):

The Mac Catalyst deployment target 'IPHONEOS_DEPLOYMENT_TARGET' is set to 13.5, but the range of supported deployment target versions is 13.1 to 13.4.99.

I did a web search and haven't seen this message mentioned by anybody.

Now, I could set my deployment back to iOS 13.0 (I'm not using any special features in iOS 13.5 in my project), but was wondering why this particular warning is being issued? Certainly, Apple has not decided to discontinue support for Mac Catalyst, has it?

What is catalyst for Mac?

Mac Catalyst is the technology that lets you bring your existing iOS applications to macOS, allowing them to take full advantage of the Mac's larger display, integrated keyboard, and mouse or trackpad.

How do I run a Mac Catalyst?

Choose Product > Build. After Xcode builds the app, it's time to run it. Launch the app on your Mac. Choose Product > Run.

What is Project Catalyst Apple?

By Tyler Lacoma February 14, 2020. Share. Project Catalyst is a big deal in Apple circles these days, and for good reason: It refers to Apple's project to merge development for iOS and Mac apps, allowing you to use them interchangeably on all kinds of Apple devices.

Seems that Mac Catalyst deployment target 13.5 is not supported yet. Lower value should be fine.