IOS Deviations

Question

I just realized that my project currently uses methods that are “discouraged” in iOS 4.0+. I am afraid that a swift conviction is inevitable. However, in practice, I'm not sure what this will mean for my project. Does this mean that users trying to run the application in a future version of iOS will experience runtime errors, or does it just mean that I will have errors at compile time when saving them in future SDKs for iOS? Or will I miss the whole boat (and river)?

thanks

Answer 1

It is unlikely that they will completely delete the old method, Apple simply suggests (see "Animations") that you are using the new format.

As indicated, if you want your projects to support iOS and 4.0, continue to use the old format. If not, it is recommended that you upgrade, but if you do not, do not worry about it. (at least until the old format becomes officially obsolete)

EDIT: just re-read the question and answer it specifically; no, neither you nor any other users will experience errors in the future (provided that you use the functions correctly) - even if it becomes obsolete.