Xcode: I set an iOS deployment target of iOS 13.0; The App Store shows a minimal requirement of iOS 11. Why
Question
I set an iOS deployment target of iOS 13.0 and submitted the app to the Apple App Store.
My app was approved and the App Store shows a minimal requirement of iOS 11. Why?
What did I miss that determines which iOS version the Apple App Store shows?
(It might or might not be relevant that I once used Cocoapods and now use the Swift Package Manager for some libraries)
1 answers
solution1
0 ACCPTED 2021-08-20 16:10:23
I asked Apple support and a few days later, Apple silently changed it to iOS 13 in the App Store.
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