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Built the way Xcode builds them - the App Store floors (macOS 12, iOS/tvOS 15), the projects' warnings, every translation unit - the tree still warned: - Delegate methods the SDK deprecates that an older OS still calls are no longer implemented in source. apple_rt_add_method() gives the class each one at run time, from +initialize and only on the releases that call it: -locationManager:didChangeAuthorizationStatus: before macOS 11 / iOS 14 (-locationManagerDidChangeAuthorization: from there), -documentPicker:didPickDocumentAtURL: before iOS 11 (the URL-array method from there), -shouldAutorotateTo- InterfaceOrientation: before iOS 6, and NSView's -layer:shouldInheritContentsScale:fromWindow: from 10.7. class_addMethod is looked up by name, as the 10.4 binary may not import it. CocoaView no longer declares UIDocumentPickerDelegate, whose pre-11 SDKs require the method it now adds at run time, and -prefersPointerLocked is not built for tvOS, where it is unavailable. - The open panel's file types, the companion's folder icon and the cores folder's open are -setAllowedContentTypes:, -iconForContent- Type: and -openURL: from macOS 11, the 10.x methods before it, by selector where they are not on every release. - The alert's end selector is looked up by name, and on SDKs older than the selectors ui_cocoa.m names (10.6, 10.7, 10.9) they are declared in an unimplemented NSObject category, so @selector() stays a constant. - size_t and 64-bit values narrowed without a cast in configuration.c, gl3.c, cdrom.c, media_detect_cd.c and vfs_implementation_cdrom.c; rchd_read_extent() rejects an extent past the last 32-bit frame instead of wrapping into the wrong track. App Store uploads: one iOS or tvOS core without an unencrypted LC_ENCRYPTION_INFO_64 - written by Apple's ld, not by other linkers - fails the whole upload (ITMS-90125). make-frameworks.sh leaves such a core out of an App Store build with a warning naming it. The Fastfile's check for a build already in TestFlight review passed Build.all a filter it does not take, so it always failed and the upload went on to external distribution and stopped there; it asks App Store Connect for the newest five builds of the platform with their review submissions instead.