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In v. 5.0.0 ios runtime is dropping iOS Inspector support for Sierra because of very low usage with this macOS. Still users can debug with iOS Inspector on macOS >= 10.13 or use default inspector - Chrome DevTools
Currently CLI prints warning for Sierra deprecation that should be updated:
Support for macOS 10.12 is deprecated and will be removed in one of the next releases of NativeScript. Please, upgrade to the latest macOS version.
Also when command tns debug ios --inspector is run, CLI has to check macOS version and in case it is < 10.13 to inform the user and stops the command execution.
In docs macOS Requirements have to be updated as well
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In v. 5.0.0
ios runtime
is dropping iOS Inspector support for Sierra because of very low usage with this macOS. Still users can debug with iOS Inspector on macOS >= 10.13 or use default inspector - Chrome DevToolsAlso when command
tns debug ios --inspector
is run, CLI has to check macOS version and in case it is < 10.13 to inform the user and stops the command execution.In docs macOS Requirements have to be updated as well
https://docs.nativescript.org/start/general-requirements#macos-requirements
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iOS/Android/Both
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Try to execute CLI command on macOS Sierra
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