I've run into this error as well. Has anyone figured out a workaround? Should I just download xcode 14? Or is the issue with Ios 17? I currently am using React Native, so I don't think I have control over the UIGraphicsBeginImageContext() stuff.
I've checked my ui elements and I don't think anything is set to Width: 0 or Height: 0.
I'm in XCode 15 and Watch 10 OS, React Native 72 so my case, I did not have anything called "Embed Framework". I had a section in my iOS target Build Phases section called "Embed Watch Content".
Initially, "Embed watch content" was the LAST build phase of my main iOS Target. I did not have to touch anything in my Watch target build phases.
Follow the order of the picture below. You can literally just click and drag a build phase in the UI.
Before:
After:
I've run into this error as well. Has anyone figured out a workaround? Should I just download xcode 14? Or is the issue with Ios 17? I currently am using React Native, so I don't think I have control over the UIGraphicsBeginImageContext() stuff.
I've checked my ui elements and I don't think anything is set to Width: 0 or Height: 0.
I'm in XCode 15 and Watch 10 OS, React Native 72 so my case, I did not have anything called "Embed Framework". I had a section in my iOS target Build Phases section called "Embed Watch Content".
Initially, "Embed watch content" was the LAST build phase of my main iOS Target. I did not have to touch anything in my Watch target build phases.
Follow the order of the picture below. You can literally just click and drag a build phase in the UI.
Before:
After: