Does swift testing work with previous iOS versions?
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Swift Testing is designed to work on all Apple operating systems that support Swift concurrency, as well as on Linux and Windows. This means that it should be compatible with previous iOS versions that support Swift concurrency. Swift Testing is integrated into major tools and IDEs in the Swift ecosystem, including Xcode 16, which suggests that it is intended to be used with recent versions of iOS that are compatible with Xcode 16.
For more details on Swift Testing, you can refer to the session Meet Swift Testing (17:35) where the relationship between Swift Testing and XCTest is discussed.
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