Not in that example, no.The usual process in that case is to lower the '[ <target>General/Deployment Info ]Deployment Target' - just be aware your code may need updating as well.Otherwise, if you must stay at 8.x iOS, install an older Xcode, such as 6.2, (where a need to submit to the store using iOS 10.x would be set aside), but that may only present different issues, requiring you to learn outdated code, processes etc. - my advice is to modernize now, instead.
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