Today, we published the General Availability version of the Axway Titanium SDK. This is a minor release focusing on providing support for iOS 14 and Xcode 12.
Noteworthy Items
Please note that Appc CLI 8.1.1 or Titanium CLI 5.2.5 should be installed prior to installing the SDK update. (TIMOB-28128)
- iOS 14 key features implemented in the SDK core
- Xcode 12 support
- Initial beta release for macOS target
Beta release: macOS target support
- Supported via Mac Catalyst
- Major cross platform and iOS Titanium APIs are available
- Support for majority of core Titanium modules
- Exception being facebook as the iOS SDK does not support Mac Catalyst
- Module build process will now produce modules for mac target
- Modules can declare that they do not support the mac target by specifying
mac: false
in the manifest file
- Modules can declare that they do not support the mac target by specifying
- Note this is a beta release. Please refer to the release notes for more details.
To try your applications out build using appc run -p ios -T macos
.
Update Titanium SDK
Make sure you’re using the latest Appc CLI or Titanium CLI, using appc use latest
or [sudo] npm install --global titanium
Studio users will be prompted to update the SDK.
To update the Titanium SDK from the command line:
[appc] ti sdk install latest
Thank you community!
We’d like to thank the following community members who contributed to these releases as well as those who have tested RC versions.
- Hans Knöchel – TIMOB-28138,TIMOB-28130, TIMOB-28129, TIMOB-28116, TIMOB-28103, TIMOB-28062, TIMOB-28147,TIMOB-28104, and documentation updates
- Joe Falone – TIMOB-28100
- Michael Gangolf – documentation updates
- Sebastian Klaus – TIMOB-28101
- Ygor Lemos – TIMOB-28108
Report bugs
If you run into any issues that seem related to the updates, please report them on JIRA.
First, check if it’s a known issue you can watch. If you can’t find an existing ticket, then create one in the Appcelerator Community (AC) project and add as much relevant information as you can, including the release version you are using.
You can leave general comments as a reply to this blog post or reach out via TiSlack.
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