Hi everyone, I'm facing an issue with WidgetCenter.shared.getCurrentConfigurations() and I'm trying to determine whether this is expected behavior or a WidgetKit bug. Environment WidgetKit with IntentConfiguration One widget kind: PhotoBoxWidgetGroup Supported families: .systemSmall .systemMedium .systemLarge Steps to reproduce Fresh install the app. Add the PhotoBoxWidgetGroup widget to the Home Screen. Resize the widget between Small, Medium, and Large (or create different sizes during testing). Delete all instances of the widget from the Home Screen. Call: WidgetCenter.shared.getCurrentConfigurations { result in ... } Expected Result Since there are no widgets on the Home Screen, I expect: Widget count: 0 Actual Result getCurrentConfigurations() still returns three configurations: Widget count: 3 Kind: PhotoBoxWidget Family: systemLarge configuration: nil widgetConfigurationIntent: nil Kind: PhotoBoxWidget Family: systemMedium configuration: nil widgetConfigurationIntent: nil Kind: PhotoBoxWidget Family: systemSmall configuration: nil widgetConfigurationIntent: nil Although there are no widgets on the Home Screen, WidgetKit continues to report one configuration for each supported family. Additional observations This does not happen immediately after a fresh install. The issue appears only after the widget has been resized. If I restart the device, getCurrentConfigurations() correctly returns 0. After adding the widget again, resizing it, and deleting it, the issue reappears. I have also tried: reinstalling the app adding confirmation delays before querying querying only when the app becomes active filtering by kind comparing snapshots The result is always the same. Question Has anyone experienced WidgetCenter.shared.getCurrentConfigurations() returning stale widget configurations after widgets have been resized and removed? Is this a known WidgetKit issue, or is there an additional step required to ensure deleted widget configurations are removed from getCurrentConfigurations()? Any guidance or confirmation would be greatly appreciated.