Make isSupported
always true
on Apple
#752
Merged
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I had previously found Determine whether bluetooth is enabled on iOS (passively), and even tested it!
Although, I mistakenly thought
CBCentralManagerOptionShowPowerAlertKey
had suppressed all dialogs, only to later realize I had already granted permission to the app, so it was only suppressing the "turn BLE on" dialog, as mentioned in What causes this iOS permission prompt for "use Bluetooth for new connections"?.Ultimately, it seems (as far as I can tell) there is no way to passively check if BLE is supported on Core Bluetooth. As a result, we have to blindly assume it is available for this API to have uniform behavior on all platforms.
I'm strongly considering removing
isSupported
fromcore
Kable (perhaps providing it as a separate module instead). 🤷Alternatively/instead, could go with #753.