Thanks! However, Apple really needs to address this, at the OS level. The issue with these kinds of fixes, is that they don’t age well.

Hey, tiredOfAllTheSubmissionCrap, That was a very good comment, and I appreciate it. It also smells like a bug...

Just read this, today (a year later). I’ll look into “the Supports Running Without iOS App Installation” thing. What I want, is if a Watch user, can browse the Watch App Store, and find (and install) the Watch app. I have not had much luck with the standalone Watch App Store. I feel as if it is still quite unripe.

This has been driving me crazy (well, it's not actually a "drive," per se. More of a short putt -Ed.) for weeks.

Sadly, this does not work for me, and there's absolutely ZERO indication, as to why. Even the sample Apple SlothCreator package example does not work. I am using the latest ship Xcode (13.2.1), and I downloaded the sample, fifteen minutes ago. I followed the example in this page, verbatim. It simply opens the Apple documentation viewer, with the standard built-in docs. My app's docs are nowhere to be seen. I have been writing frameworks and packages in Swift for years, and documenting with Jazzy, so all my code already has the triple-slash/double-star markdown notation. I can't get documentation to appear for any of my projects (they have all been upgraded to 5.5, for some time).

I have the same issue with a map I'm displaying in a table cell (custom class). It is not 100% reproducible, and seems to happen almost exclusively in the simulator. It seems to be 0% reproducible in a simple reproducer app; and only happens in my big-a$$ app. I doubt it will be useful. I should note that the table has the map partially hidden.