Is there a minimum interval for requesting the timeline to reload remotely? I know that there is a 15-20 minutes minimum interval which the timeline reloads based on what it is configured on the timeline provider, but does this also applies for when the reload is triggered by a silent push? And finally, will I ever be able to replicate (for example) what Apple Home widget does? Which is to reflect reliably the states of my smart home devices no matter how often they update?

Thanks for your reply, before I move forward with the provided suggestions, can you confirm that the correct way to update widgets remotely is through a silent push notification which will run WidgetCenter.shared.reloadAllTimelines() (or reload just one widget type)? With the assumption that the above is correct, why would it work always when iPhone is connected to debugger and then stop after it's disconnected? I have been testing it for months now and always with the refresh budget in mind.

My apologies, I have moved to a new thread them https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/773947

@eskimo 2 years later, ist his still the case? I am about to start some similar implementation

Any news related to that? Running on the beta release did not change the behavior for me, I already tried with the entitlement and also with the configuration profile, and neither succeeded, I stuck with Client: -[THClient getConnectionEntitlementValidity]_block_invoke - Error: and the same errors as other people in this thread. And as also mentioned here, when running in macOS it just silently does nothing, no error but no credentials are retrieved or any interaction with THClient

Same happening to me