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Objective:

I created a macOS application. I have users that still use macOS 10.15 however I wanted to use SwiftUI. macOS 10.15 SwiftUI is very different from the newer version for this I created 2 targets.

Target 1:

  1. I created a target and selected storyboard as interface. I deleted the storyboard then I edited the info.plist.
  2. I created a group (folder) in the project root called "shared" and then created a swiftUI view.
  3. I edit the AppDelegate.swft to show the SwiftUI View

This all works as expected

Target 2:

  1. I created this target and selected SwiftUI as the interface.
  2. I then when to demoProject_App and change the view from ContentView to the View in the shared group (folder). I also added that SwiftUI view as a membership for this target. and This Target works as expected.

My Question:

I need to submit the app to the App Store. Can I submit the full project as one application so that when a users goes to download it they can only download for the target their system allows or do I have to submit them as different apps?

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    You'd have to submit it as different apps Commented Jul 10, 2023 at 16:21
  • Can the apps have the same name. I take it as this might not be a good idea as one may get rejected and one could be approved (when I want to add features) Commented Jul 10, 2023 at 16:25
  • No, they cannot have identical names Commented Jul 10, 2023 at 16:26
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    A better approach is not to have different versions of the app, but to support legacy versions with the availability check (if #available). So you have the same base, and isolate components that are version-specific. Where it comes to using them you do version check Commented Jul 10, 2023 at 18:49
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