Enable visionOS support for all APIs #752
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visionOS should generally be enabled anywhere iOS is enabled with the exception of a few APIs not available
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Thanks, @zachwaugh. I appreciate you taking the time to put a PR together. |
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@kean no problem, thanks for the library! The one thing I didn't get a chance to add here though was enabling visionOS for all the Xcode project targets as well as in CI. I can't take a look at that when I get some time unless you or someone else gets to it sooner. |
Yeah, they're still a few more steps, including updating the scripts that create xcframework binaries. I wanted to tackle it, but it looks like you need an Xcode beta to do it, which I don't have on my machine. |
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Package support for visionOS was enabled in #743, but almost all the APIs were not specifically enabled for visionOS, so it wasn't really usable when updating my iOS app to run natively on visionOS. This enables visionOS everywhere iOS is enabled with a single exception (
UIScreenisn't available on visionOS).