MacOS High Sierra compatibility

[Duffledorf]

Can you confirm last compatible version for mac os 10.13.6 is "Get.iPlayer.Automator.v1.24.4.b20221118002 " and if so should there be a opsys compatibility check before installing later versions.

[crgmrgn]

Agreed, but would also be nice seeing this sort of major breaking change (to users eyes) being reflected in a version number bump (ala semantic version numbers) to at least highlight this. You shouldn't lose capability to run the app in a x.x.1 bump IMHO.

[skovatch]

Yes, sorry -- I mentioned that I would be dropping support for macOS 10.x in the release notes of a previous version, mainly because Xcode no longer supports building for versions prior to 10.13. I will add the minimum OS version to the updater so you won't see newer versions.

[Duffledorf]

Thanks Scott, your work is much appreciated.

[crgmrgn]

Many thanks ...

[gpk0]

Thanks all for your work here.... can anyone point me to a way reinstalling a working version now it's been overwritten by the new non-compatible one? Thanks :)
[update] I'm on MacOS 10.12.6 so I need an old version

[skovatch]

https://github.com/Ascoware/get-iplayer-automator/releases will take you to all of the released versions.

[gpk0]

Great many thanks again

[edit] And I've now found that link to all the releases on the main page on the right, my eyes had glazed over before they found that....

[MacMuser]

Yes, sorry -- I mentioned that I would be dropping support for macOS 10.x in the release notes of a previous version, mainly because Xcode no longer supports building for versions prior to 10.13. I will add the minimum OS version to the updater so you won't see newer versions.

Can you confirm last compatible version for mac os 10.13.6 is "Get.iPlayer.Automator.v1.24.4.b20221118002 " and if so should there be a opsys compatibility check before installing later versions.

I'm stuck on Monterey 12.6.2. I updated iPlayer-A from 1.24.4 and regretted it, lucky I have Time Machine back-ups to go back to. I understand you need to keep software moving on but it's going to be so expensive to update a whole Mac for just one application, especially one I use every day along with a hacked iTunes install that's no longer available. I fill my old iPod with BBC daily radio shows to listen to all night. I shall be completely stuck without that.

[skovatch]

You'll be fine on Monterey, which is 12.x. It will be a long time before I do anything that requires macOS Ventura.

[MacMuser]

Phew! Thanks