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I'm having trouble trying to get my watchkit app to access the calendar. Before, when my phone was running ios 9 beta 3, I would get an alert asking for the app to access the calendar. Now in ios 9 beta 5, the same exact project won't create the privacy alert, so my app can't access the calendar.Specifically this is my code (this is in my watchkit app)if ([store respondsToSelector:@selector(requestAccessToEntityType:completion:)]) { NSLog(@Monkey); [store requestAccessToEntityType:EKEntityTypeEvent completion:^(BOOL granted, NSError *error) { NSLog(@Banana); /* more code here */ } }Essentially the app now only logs Monkey, but in ios 9 Beta 3 the app would log both Monkey and Banana. Basically the app is refusing to run anything in the block[store requestAccessToEntityType:EKEntityTypeEvent completion:^(BOOL granted, NSError *error)Using breakpoints, the app just skips anything inside the block and the app continues to run. According to the documents I need this code when the app tries to ac

When I upgraded to iOS 9 Beta a couple of weeks ago (the last public beta build before the GM release today), my Apple Watch stopped being able to launch apps using Siri. For instance, if I asked Siri to Open Workout or Open Calendar app it tells me it doesn't look like I have an app named Workout or Calendar and then offers to find it in the App store using handoff.I've experimented with deleting and reinstalling a 3rd party app that had the problem, and after reinstalling it on the watch, Siri correctly launches the app again. Unfortunately, I can't use this method to fix the built-in apps.I've not yet tried reseting the Watch or doing anything more drastic yet. I had hoped updating to the GM build of iOS 9 today might have fixed the problem, but it didn't have any effect. Before I try to upgrade my watch to watchOS 2, I want to figure this out in case it persists. Does anyone have any experience successfully fixing this issue if you ran into it? Or does anybody have any suggestions? My ne

I'd love to be able to define the 3D touch behaviours of a home screen URL Shortcut in a website's head.Idea's for 3D touch properties include a customer service phone shortcut, a link to a site's events calendar, or a link to that site's user account login.It's a quick way to achieve app-like conveniences.

Phone on 9.0GM (13A340), Watch on WatchOS 2 GM (13S343). No calendars (iCloud or Exhcange) are syncing. New appointments freshly added don't sync to watch. Removing the calendars entirely from the iPhone and re-adding them back adds to the phone but still does not sync to watch. Watch restarted, Phone restarted - no change in behavior, no calendar data on the watch. Calendar settings in Watch App are Mirror my iPhoneWatch App >> General >> Reset >> Reset Sync Data does nothing.Re-paired Watch and setup as new: no fix.All other watch syncing (contacts, mail, etc.) seem to be working fine. Any ideas? Any others with similar behavior?

hello. first of all sorry for my english.i'm writing calendar app using EventKit in watch OS2there's some problem with getting Permission.[self requestAccess:^(BOOL granted, NSError *error) { NSLog(@entry callback [watch overide]); NSLog(@requestAccessToEntityType callback [watch overide] errer? %@,error); if (granted) { / NSLog(@YYYYYYYYYYYYEEEEEEEEEEEESSSSSSSSSSSS); } else { / NSLog(@NNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO); } }];- (void)requestAccess:(void (^)(BOOL granted, NSError *error))callback; { EKEventStore* eventStore; if (eventStore == nil) { eventStore = [[EKEventStore alloc] init]; } NSLog(@request permission with %@,eventStore); if ([eventStore respondsToSelector:@selector(requestAccessToEntityType:completion:)]) { NSLog(@requested! %@,callback); [eventStore requestAccessToEntityType:EKEntityTypeEvent completion:callback]; } else { / NSLog(@fail not response on delegate); } }in simulator. it work firsttime after Reset contents.but in real device (watch OS2 GM)it doesn't workLOGrequest per

Hi,I just updated El Capitan latest beta to Golden Master... But now I have added a new Calendar subscription and I get the following error:Toegang tot account 'iCloud' is niet toegestaan. De server reageerde met: '403' op de bewerking 'CalDAVAddSubscriptionCalendarQueueableOperation'.English translation:Access to account 'iCloud' is prohibited. The server reacted with: '403' on the operation 'CalDAVAddSubscriptionCalendarQueueableOperation'.Is this a bug? What should I do?

So, I have three statistics queries running to get the min, max and average heartbeat per minute over the past two days of samples.The query sort of runs fine in terms of it returns a results object with a value (Value looks wrong, but not the point at this point)But when I call resultQuantity.doubleValueForUnit(HKUnit.countUnit()) if throws a NSInvalidArgumentExceptionExtension[25004:6643049] *** Terminating app due to uncaught exception 'NSInvalidArgumentException', reason: 'Attempt to convert incompatible units: count/s, count'I don't understand what is wrong here. Here is my code bolding the line that throws the exception. func getMaximumHeartBeatData() { let predicate = getHeartBeatPastTwoDaysPredicate() createAndExecuteQueries(predicate, option: HKStatisticsOptions.DiscreteMax) { (query, results, error) -> Void in if let avgHeart = results?.maximumQuantity() { self.maximumHeartBeat = Int(avgHeart.doubleValueForUnit(HKUnit.countUnit())) } else { self.maximumHeartBeat = 0 } } } func createAndExecuteQue