Microsoft-ui-xaml: Isn't it possible to bring back AU 14393 update support
Isn't it possible to bring back AU 14393 update support
because of the large number of mobile users of my app I have to continue supporting the Anniversary update.
NGame1
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because of the large number of mobile users of my app I have to continue supporting the Anniversary update.
Isn't Windows Mobile just about to go out of support (December 2019). And that's for the 1709 devices only, which AFAIK supports 10.0.15063. Support for 1703 ended in June.
And 14393 for Desktop went out of support in April. So it seems fair the min-version was moved up a notch.
I guess the real question is: If the underlying platform no longer supports it, should/can WinUI?
Second, you could continue to use an older version of WinUI and still support your apps.
dotMorten
on 5 Sep 2019
@jevansaks @dotMorten
Hi!
I want to bump this issue for one question:
Which WinUI version supports AU 14393?
maxkatz6
on 25 Sep 2019
@Tirraon v2.1:
See PR: https://github.com/microsoft/microsoft-ui-xaml/pull/977/files
dotMorten
on 25 Sep 2019
@dotMorten
Thanks!
maxkatz6
on 25 Sep 2019
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Isn't Windows Mobile just about to go out of support (December 2019). And that's for the 1709 devices only, which AFAIK supports 10.0.15063. Support for 1703 ended in June.
And 14393 for Desktop went out of support in April. So it seems fair the min-version was moved up a notch.
I guess the real question is: If the underlying platform no longer supports it, should/can WinUI?
Second, you could continue to use an older version of WinUI and still support your apps.