You can set the deployment target in your project’s target’s general settings . You can read more about this in Apple documentation “Setting Deployment Target”.
Read moreHow do I choose iOS deployment target?
You can set it based on your choice , if you would like to cover all the users using iOS devices then you can set deployment target to 10. x OR as per the latest analytical data from the Apple, there are only 7% devices using iOS 10. x or lower, so you can ignore them too and can set deployment target to 11.
Read moreWhat is macOS deployment target?
The deployment target, which is the earliest iOS version on which the app runs . The devices for which to build the app . The main user interface file to load when the app launches . The user interface orientations (portrait, upside down, landscape left, landscape right) that the app supports.
Read moreHow do I change iOS deployment target?
Change deployment target Select your app target and go to General tab, under Deployment Info change target to whatever version you want to support .
Read moreWhat is iOS deployment target?
In short, every application that runs on one of Apple’s platforms has a deployment target. A deployment target is nothing more than the minimum version of the operating system the application can run on . Fire up Xcode and create a new project by choosing the App template from the iOS > Application section.
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