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Here's how Apple App Store acts (and I think it's a good model for Harbour)

1. Developers are encouraged to submit builds for the latest OS (say iOS7), but can submit ones that support older OS too (iOS 6 or both iOS6 and 7).
2. Users on iOS7 get iOS7 builds only
3. Users on iOS6 get the latest build that supports iOS6 (possibly none)
4. Developer can forget that long time ago he had ver 1.0 for iOS6, he can submit ver 8.0 for iOS7, still users on old devices will be shown ver 1.0 only

Apple applies this "fallback to latest build supporting your OS" only for major OS versions (e.g. I think you can't differ between iOS7.0 and iOS7.1), certainly Jolla can extend this idea to minor versions too.

What do you think?

Here's how Apple App Store acts (and I think it's a good model for Harbour)

1. Developers are encouraged to submit builds for the latest OS (say iOS7), but can submit ones that support older OS too (iOS 6 or both iOS6 and 7).
2. Users on iOS7 get iOS7 builds only
3. Users on iOS6 get the latest build that supports iOS6 (possibly none)
4. Developer can forget that long time ago he had ver 1.0 for iOS6, he can submit ver 8.0 for iOS7, still users on old devices will be shown ver 1.0 only

Apple applies this "fallback to latest build supporting your OS" only for major OS versions (e.g. I think you can't differ between iOS7.0 and iOS7.1), certainly Jolla can extend this idea to minor versions too.

What do you think?

Here's how Apple App Store acts (and I think it's a good model for Harbour)

1. Developers are encouraged to submit builds for the latest OS (say iOS7), but can submit ones that support older OS too (iOS 6 or both iOS6 and 7).
2. Users on iOS7 get iOS7 builds only
3. Users on iOS6 get the latest build that supports iOS6 (possibly none)
4. Developer can forget that long time ago he had ver 1.0 for iOS6, he can submit ver 8.0 for iOS7, still users on old devices will be shown ver 1.0 only

Apple applies this "fallback to latest build supporting your OS" only for major OS versions (e.g. I think you can't differ between iOS7.0 and iOS7.1), certainly Jolla can extend this idea to minor versions too.

What do you think?

Here's how Apple App Store acts (and I think it's a good model for Harbour)

1. Developers are encouraged to submit builds for the latest OS (say iOS7), but can submit ones that support older OS too (iOS 6 or both iOS6 and 7).
2. Users on iOS7 get iOS7 builds only
3. Users on iOS6 get the latest build that supports iOS6 (possibly none)
4. Developer can forget that long time ago he had ver 1.0 for iOS6, he can submit ver 8.0 for iOS7, still users on old devices will be shown ver 1.0 only

Apple applies this "fallback to latest build supporting your OS" only for major OS versions (e.g. I think you can't differ between iOS7.0 and iOS7.1), certainly Jolla can extend this idea to minor versions too.

What do you think?

Here's how Apple App Store acts (and I think it's a good model for Harbour)

1. Developers are encouraged to submit builds for the latest OS (say iOS7), but can submit ones that support older OS too (iOS 6 or both iOS6 and 7).
2. Users on iOS7 get iOS7 builds only
3. Users on iOS6 get the latest build that supports iOS6 (possibly none)
4. Developer can forget that long time ago he had ver 1.0 for iOS6, he can submit ver 8.0 for iOS7, still users on old devices will be shown ver 1.0 only

Apple applies this "fallback to latest build supporting your OS" only for major OS versions (e.g. I think you can't differ between iOS7.0 and iOS7.1), certainly Jolla can extend this idea to minor versions too.

What do you think?

Here's how Apple App Store acts (and I think it's a good model for Harbour)

1. Developers are encouraged to submit builds for the latest OS (say iOS7), but can submit ones that support older OS too (iOS 6 or both iOS6 and 7).
2. Users on iOS7 get iOS7 builds only
3. Users on iOS6 get the latest build that supports iOS6 (possibly none)
4. Developer can forget that long time ago he had ver 1.0 for iOS6, he can submit ver 8.0 for iOS7, still users on old devices will be shown ver 1.0 only

Apple applies this "fallback to latest build supporting your OS" only for major OS versions (e.g. I think you can't differ between iOS7.0 and iOS7.1), certainly Jolla can extend this idea to minor versions too.

What do you think?