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We used to check if the SDK used by a project is less than 8.0 and error out if so. The intention of the test was to avoid a situation where a project is built with an SDK that is older than the one used to build Qt, but this was obviously bogus, as Qt could have been built with a newer SDK than the oldest supported one. Also, 8.0 has been outdated for quite a while. On top of that, the check failed now that the major iOS version has two digits. So let's remove the check for now, until we can handle this in a better way. See QTBUG-37592. Change-Id: I6106b9521b5d47d9906d4db30c2ffa21794bc307 Reviewed-by: Oswald Buddenhagen <oswald.buddenhagen@theqtcompany.com> |
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