I'm using an Objective-C iOS app and a SwiftUI watchOS app. I really don't know how to fix it; it just worked for me after leaving it alone for a few hours (i.e. going to sleep).

If you take out the VStack it works correctly. Also, if you only need a text link, you can use NavigationLink("Location", value: 1).

You might have two copies of the app installed on the Watch - or, at least, the Watch app on your iPhone thinks there are. Uninstall any of the installed Watch app, reboot both the iPhone and Watch, and see if you can then install a fresh copy to the Watch. I had to do this recently because I'd moved my targets around and it kind of fell out of sync.

It would be better if you had left the original question, and answered it so that others who may be stuck could learn, rather than editing and deleting the info. Imagine if every forum post ended up being "Solved" and left with no idea of what the issue was...

Lovely... And?

The Pods target is part of CocoaPods. You have a Podfile there, at the top of your project view. Did you open an Xcode workspace file, or the Pods project? I've never opened the Pods project separately because it's just a part of the wider workspace. Do you have a workspace file? If so, open that instead.

You have a group in the project view on the left called MTP. It's my guess that there's something in there that is referenced but cannot be found on disk.

This isn't really a question for the Developer Forums - this is where developers of apps communicate and ask for help on coding apps, not standard product support questions. However, I've gone to the trouble of looking at the iPadOS 16 page on Apple's website, and it says Stage Manager is compatible with: Available on iPad Air (5th generation), iPad Pro 12.9-inch (5th generation), and iPad Pro 11-inch (3rd generation)." So no, not your 9th-gen iPad.

Yes. Go into the iPhone's Settings app, and scroll down to "Developer". In that screen, scroll about 75% of the way down and you'll see WIDGET TESTING and a switch to turn on Widget Developer Mode. That should ignore the constraints.

Well, is there a git repo in the "AppsByMe" folder? Open that folder in Terminal and do ls -al to see if there's a .git folder. As a rule I never use the Documents folder for coding if I have iCloud syncing my Documents & Desktop because iCloud will occasionally delete local files from the folder and leave them in iCloud. When that happens they cannot be used until they are downloaded again. Your best bet is to move the AppsByMe folder to the root of your user folder, i.e. /Users/username/AppsByMe/ rather than /Users/username/Documents/AppsByMe/. Do that and be sure to have a backup running in case your local drive dies, or zip up your work when you're finished for the day and copy that to iCloud Drive so you have a backup somewhere.

Hmmm. That should've worked. Maybe you need to delete the app from the Watch and reinstall it? Xcode has many weird undocumented quirks, sadly.

Things change, code changes. You have to update your apps when the new SDKs are available. WWDC is in early-June each year and the latest version of iOS usually comes out three months later, so you have at least three months to handle the new way of doing things. For example, Apple changed (well, silently deprecated) the UIPickerViewController and my app crashed. The fix was relatively simple, or I could update to the newer picker, so I did that instead. Just keep on top of things.

That's just an extra view with a segmented control In it. You can put the view between the search bar at the top, and the tableview below. If you want to hide it, set the height to 0.

You'll have better luck at the Apple Support Forums. These are the Developer Forums where developers discuss code etc., and aren't really the place for product support questions.

You'll have better luck at the Apple Support Forums. These are the Developer Forums where developers discuss code etc., and aren't really the place for product support questions.