Ha! It did get rejected by App Store Connect after I'd submitted the app for review because I hadn't localised the intents... Surely Xcode should pick that up rather than let it go all the way to App Store Connect and into review?

It is a big report ;)

Ha... Well done for figuring it out.

Yeah, I noticed the "Per" text didn't stay in the top line. Very strange, as there's clearly enough space for it.

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Probably a typo. The iPhone 8 Plus is 1242 x 2208 (not 2088), which is 414 x 736 @3x.

Shouldn't be any issues. I had an iPhone-only app which I then added iPad support to.

Your question is quite clearly not meant for the developers of apps on Apple's operating systems. Ask your product support question elsewhere.

This is likely a developer question, given they mentioned .privacySensitive.

Have you tried it? I've given you a solution that definitely works for me. It's not difficult for you to implement it in your own app and see whether it works in all your use cases. Give it a go. If it doesn't work, you've lost nothing, but perhaps it just needs a few small tweaks to work in your situation?

Okay... Did you try the fix I mentioned?

Yeah, "lol"... :roll eyes: If you select a simulator target such as "iPhone 14 Pro Max", the "Archive" option is disabled. That's where I got it from.

Sorry, there's no "but" here. The widget is of the family .accessoryCircular. Just because it shows a square behind it, doesn't mean it's going to draw it as a square.

In Apple's video he makes it look as though the code being used for the Lock Screen widgets is the same code that's being used on the Watch. I tried that, but just couldn't get it to work, and an Apple engineer told me the complications code goes in the Watch app. So, the video is misleading. I think they were simply showing us what it looks like in a Watch preview. You can share code between targets if you set their target membership correctly. I have shared code, constants, views etc.

Yeah, I was thinking that, too. They're literally asking for an image named "(UserDefaults...)".