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I've deployed my first swift iOS app that supports iPhone, iPad, and Mac. However, when I look at the app in the Mac App store, the App says it is not compatible with my intel mac that i build ran and test it on. Looking at the listed requirements under compatibility in the store says that it requires iOS 11 and a mac with the Apple M1 chip. Is there a way to make my app compatible with intel Macs as well? This is a little frustrating.

Is it possible to get the complete source code project for the Book club app in wwdc20-10040. I look through the WWDC source code, but could not find it.