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Add uilaunchstoryboardname key to ios plist files #108

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@lord lord commented Jan 1, 2022

It looks like iOS uses this field to determine if the app is a modern one that can support new device sizes; without it, the app content has a large black margin at the top and bottom of the app.

I feel like this is a reasonable flag to add to all apps, given how I can't imagine any production app would want to run in legacy cropped mode, but happy to try to convert this into a configuration parameter if that's not the case.

I tested this change by bundling an app and running on an iPhone 12 mini, and making sure this change fixed the cropping issue.

Fixes #91

Thanks for the great project! It's been working very well for me so far.

@mdsteele mdsteele merged commit 066249c into burtonageo:master Jan 8, 2022
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mdsteele commented Jan 8, 2022

Thanks!

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[iOS] Window size stuck at 320x480 due to lack of UILaunchStoryboard
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