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[Support] Is there a min/max iOS version that this module supports? #357

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cchoe1 opened this issue Oct 8, 2021 · 1 comment
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cchoe1 commented Oct 8, 2021

Hi I was wondering if there is any iOS requirement for this package? I'm experiencing some differing behavior when testing on an older iPad that is on iOS 12.5 and newer iPads on 14.8 and 15.0. The weird thing is that it's not completely broken but if I try to start the app up with an external display connected already, it will just immediately crash the app. However, if I disconnect the iPad from the TV, start the app, and then plug the TV in, it shows up on the external display just fine and continues to work normally until the app gets restarted upon which it'll just resume crashing.

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cchoe1 commented Oct 9, 2021

Seems as if anytime I call the hook useExternalDisplay, the app immediately crashes. I'm building from Xcode 13, MacOS 11.6 with M1 and building for iOS 15 on a 9th gen iPad. Running bleeding edge here, ha

I'm thinking some combination of Xcode and the target iOS version is causing some sort of incompatibility. I will attempt to downgrade Xcode and leave everything else as is.

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