iOS standalone starts in landscape despite being set to portrait in standalone settings
Posted: Tue Mar 12, 2019 6:02 pm
This is weird! I have a very simple flash card app which has been behaving very strangely. I recently recreated from scratch however these two problems persist:
1. The standalone settings clearly show initial orientation: portrait (iPhone & iPad), however when testing on my iphone 7 and iPad mini, the app starts in landscape. There is no code in the stack dictating the orientation, however a previous incarnation of the app was set to start in landscape (in the standalone settings). It is as if it is remembering a past life.
2. The standalone settings clearly show the app version 1.0.1 and build 1 (default). However when I build the app for iOS is shows up on my phone as build 23 (which incidentally is a previous incarnation which operated in landscape).
Can you think of anything which might allow this new stack to reference an old stack?
1. The standalone settings clearly show initial orientation: portrait (iPhone & iPad), however when testing on my iphone 7 and iPad mini, the app starts in landscape. There is no code in the stack dictating the orientation, however a previous incarnation of the app was set to start in landscape (in the standalone settings). It is as if it is remembering a past life.
2. The standalone settings clearly show the app version 1.0.1 and build 1 (default). However when I build the app for iOS is shows up on my phone as build 23 (which incidentally is a previous incarnation which operated in landscape).
Can you think of anything which might allow this new stack to reference an old stack?