dev.knotless.describeServer

What this appview offers the clients that use it: the runners a new public repository names unless its owner names others, the oldest client version it asks for, and the oldest iOS build it lets run. No authentication; responses are not personalized.

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Query

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Output

application/json

The oldest client version this appview asks for. Absent, it asks for none.

Reference

ios

ref

The oldest build of the iOS app this appview lets run. Absent, it lets any run.

Reference

runners

array

The accounts a new public repository's record names in `runners` unless its owner names others: a runner this appview's operator keeps for whoever names it. Absent or empty, it names none.

  • maxLength: 32
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#client

object

The oldest version of knotless's client the appview asks clients to be, set when an older one harms what it touches. A client older than it refuses to run, but to upgrade, until it is upgraded. The newest release is at the appview's /releases/latest.

Properties

minimum

requiredstring

A version, as Semantic Versioning 2.0 writes one.

reason

string

Why it asks for it, said to whoever runs an older one.

#ios

object

The oldest build of the iOS app the appview lets run, raised once a newer build is in people's reach. A build older shows only a way to update, and keeps doing so offline.

Properties

minimumBuild

requiredinteger

A build number, the app's CFBundleVersion.

  • minimum: 1

reason

string

Why it asks for it, said to whoever runs an older one.

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