[GitHub] [cordova-ios] nulele commented on issue #661: Remove all UIWebView code?

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nulele commented on issue #661: Remove all UIWebView code?
URL: https://github.com/apache/cordova-ios/issues/661#issuecomment-599469639
 
 
   > I don't know enough to comment on analyzing the app binary to know whether it will contain UIWebView usages that Apple won't like.
   > 
   > As far as plugins go, you could search the `plugins` directory of your repo after a `cordova prepare` to see if any plugins use UIWebView.
   > 
   > Otherwise you could try uploading your build to Apple TestFlight.
   > 
   > At least for us, we started receiving an email from Apple with every single upload to TestFlight. After we updated `cordova-ios` and used the new flag those emails completely went away. That was good enough evidence for us.
   > 
   > If you're not using TestFlight or you're not already getting emails from Apple about UIWebView from your uploads to TestFlight, this technique may not work well. But the "proof in the pudding" of whether your app contains any UIWebView-related stuff Apple wouldn't like is to actually run it through Apple's validation and see if it gets flagged (upload to TestFlight or submit the app to the App Store).
   
   Same problem.
   Sorry @KevinKelchen but I don't understand what "flag" are you talking about... where do I have to opt-in that flag?
   
   Thanks

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