[GitHub] [cordova-plugin-statusbar] breautek edited a comment on pull request #190: docs: Removed iOS 7+

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breautek edited a comment on pull request #190:
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-plugin-statusbar/pull/190#issuecomment-642030556


   > I am now thinking that they are showing supported platforms and sometimes minimum platform versions per feature.
   
   They are. My rationale is, if a minimum supported feature is less than of what what the latest version platform version supports, then we probably should omit the version, or at the very least raise the min version documented to what the latest version of the latest platform supports. For example, `cordova-ios@6` supports `iOS 11` at minimum. This could be confusing for anybody using an older version of the platform, but we generally don't support old versions of our packages anyway?
   
   On the other hand, the actual minimum version that a particular feature could be useful I guess if you're using an older version of a platform. Maybe it's okay just to leave it as is and abandoned this PR... but I just found it weird to see "iOS 7+" supported platforms when none of our recent cordova-ios versions don't even support iOS 7. What do you think?


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