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Summary of Changes
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This pull request updates the minimum iOS and tvOS deployment targets for the Firebase C++ SDK and its associated integration tests from version 13.0 to 15.0. This necessary change aligns the SDK with the updated minimum version requirements of the underlying Firebase iOS library, ensuring continued compatibility and support. The updates are reflected across various project configuration files and the CMake build system.
Highlights
- Minimum Deployment Target Update: The minimum iOS and tvOS deployment target for the Firebase C++ SDK and its integration tests has been updated from 13.0 to 15.0. This change is driven by the updated requirements of the underlying Firebase iOS library.
- Configuration File Updates: Numerous
Podfile
andproject.pbxproj
files across various integration test directories have been modified to reflect the new 15.0 deployment target for both iOS and tvOS platforms. - Build System Adjustments: CMake toolchain files (
apple.toolchain.cmake
,ios.cmake
,ios_simulator.cmake
) have been updated to set the default and explicit deployment targets to 15.0, including specific handling for Mac Catalyst builds. - Release Notes Documentation: The
release_build_files/readme.md
has been updated to include a release note informing users about the new minimum iOS deployment target.
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Code Review
This pull request updates the minimum iOS deployment target to 15.0 across the project, which is a necessary change to align with the underlying Firebase iOS SDK. The changes are comprehensive, touching Podfiles, Xcode project files, and CMake configurations.
I've identified a few minor areas for improvement in some of the Podfile
s where platform declarations are redundant. Addressing these will help keep the configuration files clean and maintainable. Otherwise, the changes look correct and consistent with the goal of the PR.
✅ Integration test succeeded!Requested by @a-maurice on commit 814127d |
Description
Update the minimum iOS deployment target from 13 to 15, since the Firebase iOS library has done so.
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Release Notes
section ofrelease_build_files/readme.md
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