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When my WKInterfaceController poped up by pressing a menuItem (which was settup by " self.addMenuItem in mainScreen"), the title on the poped WKInterfaceController shows " abbrechen " instead of " Cancel ". Anyone know how to fix it to make it showing " Cancel "? Or like where did I probably make a mistake? //MainScreen.swift func setContextItems(directToEnabled: Bool) { self.clearAllMenuItems() self.addMenuItem(with: WKMenuItemIcon.decline, title: "direct", action: #selector(MainScreen.freePressed)) } Clues: It happens only on my Apple Watch device (WatchOS 3.1). When it runs on the simulator

I am trying to use environmentObject in a watchOS6 app to bind my data model to my view. I have created a simple, stand-alone Watch app in Xcode 11. I created a new DataModel class import Combine import Foundation import SwiftUI final class DataModel: BindableObject { let didChange = PassthroughSubject<DataModel,Never>() var aString: String = "" { didSet { didChange.send(self) } } } In my ContentView struct I bind this class using @EnvironmentObject - struct ContentView : View { @EnvironmentObject private var dataModel: DataModel var body: some View { Text($dataModel.aString.value) } } Finally

In the WatchKit developer guide , there are instructions on how to render custom notifications and it also says: Apps are not required to do anything to support notifications. The system provides a default notification interface that displays the alert message from the notification. However, apps can customize the notification interface and include custom graphics, content, and branding. I can get local notifications to trigger banner alerts on the phone, but they don't happen on the WatchKit app. I have tried debugging using all of the targets: iOS app Watch app Watch Glance Watch custom

I'm stuck in a weird problem. I try to parse an XML-File from a non-HTTPS Webserver for the Apple Watch. Its working great with WatchKit 2.0 and iOS 9.1 in the Xcode Simulator, as soon as try to build it on my Watch, its not working anymore... I also have set the ATS as followed in all Info.plist files: <key>NSAppTransportSecurity</key> <dict> <key>NSAllowsArbitraryLoads</key> <true/> </dict> While debugging I found the following error: [0] (null) "NSXMLParserErrorMessage" : "Could not open data stream" import Foundation import WatchKit class parkingXMLParser : NSObject, NSXMLParserDelegate{

I have a project with a WatchOS2 target along with an Extension. I want to duplicate both the WatchOS App target and the extension. However, when I duplicate the WatchOS App target it is still linked to the old extension. Since we no longer have access to build phases for WatchOS App I cannot change it in the Embed App Extension Phase. Inital State WatchAppTarget1 (Embed Extension - WatchAppExtension1) WatchAppExtension1 Final State WatchAppTarget1 (Embed Extension - WatchAppExtension1) WatchAppExtension1 WatchAppTarget-Duplicate (Embed Extension still pointing to - WatchAppExtension1)

When developing an app, it is sometimes useful to force-quit an application without having to re-start the entire device. On my iPhone, I can force-quit the active app by double-clicking the home button and swiping the app to the top. For the actual Apple Watch (not the simulators), force-quitting an app is particularly useful since there are sometimes connection problems between Xcode and the watch app. Also, sometimes I would like to force-quit my Apple Watch app when it is not connected to Xcode. So, how can I force-quit / terminate the active app on the Apple Watch without restarting the