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We've been using version 1.10 or thereabouts since 2017 with our product. Sadly, the person who implemented support for Link died a couple of years ago.
When I upgraded from Ventura to Sequoia last week and rebuilt the source, I got a huge number of warnings, some of which were related to not using the std::prefix in front of Move.
We pulled down the latest version of the source and everything compiled perfectly (no more warnings) but Link doesn't actually work anymore between our product and Live.
Before I get deep into the bowels of debugging this issue, I'm wondering if anyone happens to know what has to be done differently (extra initialization? different values for some parameters? etc) for Link to work given that the code compiled with no issues.
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Hey David, Sorry to hear that!
There are no changes in Link that should cause any incompatibility. The API still behaves the same and it is compatible on the network with the previous versions.
Apple has changed some security settings in the last years. Maybe that causes the issue. Could you check your security/privacy settings and make sure that your app has access to the local network?
We've been using version 1.10 or thereabouts since 2017 with our product. Sadly, the person who implemented support for Link died a couple of years ago.
When I upgraded from Ventura to Sequoia last week and rebuilt the source, I got a huge number of warnings, some of which were related to not using the std::prefix in front of Move.
We pulled down the latest version of the source and everything compiled perfectly (no more warnings) but Link doesn't actually work anymore between our product and Live.
Before I get deep into the bowels of debugging this issue, I'm wondering if anyone happens to know what has to be done differently (extra initialization? different values for some parameters? etc) for Link to work given that the code compiled with no issues.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: