I have some Objective-C code that I share with my Widget extension. It's stored in the Widget folder but is pointed at from the main app's target > Build Settings > search for "Bridging". Mine works. Can you see if the "Swift Compiler - General" section is in the main app's settings.

You need to include the extension in the main app's target: Click the blue icon at the top of the project view. Select the main app's target. In the "General" tab, locate "Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content". If the Watch app isn't included in the list, click the plus button and select it.

Still not working properly on the latest iOS 16.1 beta. Apple, if one of your engineers is reading this, can they please help us out? I'm thinking of just getting rid of my Watch app. Complications don't work properly. Widgets that used to work perfectly well on the iOS Home Screen don't work anymore - and the code hasn't changed. It's frankly pathetic that no one from Apple is responding to developers when they have these issues.

iPhones (at least the more recent ones) can still be located using Find My when they're turned off.

if let link = movieDict["videos.mp4"]?["480"]... With that line of code you're trying to access the element in the dictionary called videos.mp4. There is no element with that name. You need to use something like if let link = movieDict["videos"]["mp4"]["480"]...

Seems fixed in iOS 16.1 beta 1. EDIT: Not fixed. Timers on Home Screen widgets count down but stop when you move to a different page. Oh well, good effort, Apple...

Sorry, these are the Developer Forums. If you want support for your hardware please go to the Support Forums..

I also get this, but I get it on iOS 14 through to 16.

Sorry, these are the Developer Forums. If you want support for your hardware please go to the Support Forums..

Sorry, these are the Developer Forums. If you want support for your hardware please go to the Support Forums.

I think you have to use Xcode 14 to develop for iOS 16.

That's not really a Developer issue. These are the Developer Forums. Please go to the Support Forums, or submit some feedback. There is space for a volume mute control so maybe Apple will add it. Alternatively, if you press the volume buttons once, you can drag the volume up or down with your finger on the volume control that appears.

Sorry, these are the Developer Forums. If you want support for your hardware please go to the Support Forums.

You need Xcode 14 to deploy to iOS 16 devices, so make sure you have that downloaded from the Developer site. The latest version of macOS Monterey is 12.6, and is available on the Mac App Store: Launch the Mac App Store. Search for "macOS Monterey". Click "GET". Software Update in System Preferences should launch, and ask if you want to download macOS Monterey 12.6. If it doesn't ask, or simply doesn't attempt to install the latest version, you might need to see if you can install it via the startup options screen. I think you have to shut down the M1 MBA, then hold the power button until you see a black screen with an option to go to the Options. Once there, you should be able to reinstall the latest version over the top of your existing installation - user data is not affected, just system files. I'd do a backup just in case.

Is this really a Developer question or would you be better off asking in the Support Forums?