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I was reading that air 2.7 version should improve my application performance which is awesome.
Howeverrr , I do not understand what determines what air version is compiled with my application, if I upgrade the air version that is running on my dev machine will that make the change?
I was looking for a parameter in the flex project settings but all I can find there was the sdk to use with my app (4.5.1)
How do I export my app in a way that it will run on air 2.7 ???
Thanks
The SDK determines which version of the AIR for iOS Packager is used when building your application.
In Flash Builder 4.5.1 (and Flex 4.5.1) the iOS emulator uses AIR 2.6; however the actual packager–when you export a release build / create the IPA–will use AIR 2.7 .
As long as you have Flash Builder 4.5.1 and are using the Flex 4.5.1 SDK; you’re goign to have IPAs that use AIR 2.7.
There are ways to overlay different AIR SDKs into different Flex SDKs, however in your case I do not think it is needed.