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More modern attach menu #2522
More modern attach menu #2522
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veeeeery nice!
also, one animation less in the message list (when opening old action sheet, input field slides out)
Co-authored-by: bjoern <[email protected]>
Thanks, looks good! I spoke to @r10s earlier, we agreed upon merging this PR rather sooner than later as there will be conflicts with #2499 (and it's easier for us to deal with them in #2499 than here). I'll squash this PR (although I strongly dislike squashing :D) but this way we can ship a Testflight sooner :) Again: Thanks for your work! |
Yep, thanks @zeitschlag Only reason it wasn't merged yet is I hadn't had time to commit and test the proposed changes. Thank you for doing that. |
this PR increases the deployment target to iOS 14, meaning that iOS 13 is no longer supported. the reason is that the "modern" menus are supported since iOS 14 only, and using them has quote some postive effect in UI. in theory one could provide fallbacks, as in #2522 , however, that is comparable much effort as we have to duplicate the logic or add an abstraction layer. that seems not to be worth the effort: i checked some stats, this change will affect 0.16% of users - but most of them should even be able to update their devices (all devices that got iOS 13 also got iOS 15) (so, we could also discontinue supporting iOS 14 at some point, but that has 4x more users, so, let's give them a little more time, until we really have bigger incentive) cmp. #2459
this PR increases the deployment target to iOS 14, meaning that iOS 13 is no longer supported. the reason is that the "modern" menus are supported since iOS 14 only, and using them has quote some postive effect in UI. in theory one could provide fallbacks, as in #2522 , however, that is comparable much effort as we have to duplicate the logic or add an abstraction layer. that seems not to be worth the effort: i checked some stats, this change will affect 0.16% of users - but most of them should even be able to update their devices (all devices that got iOS 13 also got iOS 15) (so, we could also discontinue supporting iOS 14 at some point, but that has 4x more users, so, let's give them a little more time, until we really have bigger incentive) cmp. #2459
this PR increases the deployment target to iOS 14, meaning that iOS 13 is no longer supported. the reason is that the "modern" menus are supported since iOS 14 only, and using them has quote some postive effect in UI. in theory one could provide fallbacks, as in #2522 , however, that is comparable much effort as we have to duplicate the logic or add an abstraction layer. that seems not to be worth the effort: i checked some stats, this change will affect 0.16% of users - but most of them should even be able to update their devices (all devices that got iOS 13 also got iOS 15) (so, we could also discontinue supporting iOS 14 at some point, but that has 4x more users, so, let's give them a little more time, until we really have bigger incentive) cmp. #2459
this PR increases the deployment target to iOS 14, meaning that iOS 13 is no longer supported. the reason is that the "modern" menus are supported since iOS 14 only, and using them has quote some postive effect in UI. in theory one could provide fallbacks, as in #2522 , however, that is comparable much effort as we have to duplicate the logic or add an abstraction layer. that seems not to be worth the effort: i checked some stats, this change will affect 0.16% of users - but most of them should even be able to update their devices (all devices that got iOS 13 also got iOS 15) (so, we could also discontinue supporting iOS 14 at some point, but that has 4x more users, so, let's give them a little more time, until we really have bigger incentive) cmp. #2459
The screenshot is with all experimental options enabled which general users will not have probably.