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Originally Posted by LunarMoon
If I understood it correclty...
Unless you have 2 iPhones , in my oppinion, you should not update your device.
Simply because after upgrading you cannot go back to 2.21 and the worst part is, you cannot use SDK 3 to develop to 2.21.
I am not sure if SDK 2 works with an iPhone upgraded for OS 3, but if it doesn't, you are dead and you will have to stop developing until OS 3 is launched officially or buy another iPhone with 2.x...
This is insane. We have to buy an extra iPhone just to test?
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Not true.
Once I installed the latest SDK, 2.x was no longer a choice (by default) in the Overview drop-down menu where you select the Active SDK. It was in the beta SDKs prior. I was freaking out.
But after poking around, you can still build to 2.x using Beta 5 of the SDK. Here's how:
- Bring up the Inspector for your project.
- On the Architectures row, select your Base SDK. This can be anything from 2.0 to 3.0
- In the drop-down menu above Overview, select your Active SDK.
There you go!
