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I can not get the CMD-R run function to update my watch display. I have made changes to my storyboard yet when I run the app again (and again), there is no change in the view. My changes to the view include resizing and changing the alignment of a group within a group. I've delete the app from my phone and had mixed results with running the app again. Sometimes the app won't appear on the watch face with the xcode display showing Waiting to attach. What techniques do I need to use to avoid any associated bugs or other issues with the two devices communications to get through the development process with less hassle?

Hi,I am developing an iOS application for a tutoring company. The app is specifically for booking the tutoring sessions. These tutoring sessions could be either online or in a pyhsical class. I want to know that which Payment Gateway would be best suited for this kind of application.Thanks

When I validate an archive in XCode I now always get an error saying iTunes Store operation failed / The request timed out after exactly 30 minutes. (XCode->Archive->Validate...)I've recreated both the certificates and the provisioning profiles which didn't help. I then noticed that I don't get the error when I validate archives built from an older version of the app (fetching old version from source control & building archive & validating).Everytime I build the first version that includes GoogleMaps (1.10.1) I get that problem. When I remove GoogleMaps from my newest version the problem disappears. Due to the unspecific error message and to the fact that Apple support hasn't been able to help me yet I'm running out of options.Any ideas what could cause that problem?Any suggestion how I could find out more about the problem? (e.g logs, workarounds, different ways of doing the same etc...)Thanks for any input!

Is anyone else able to confirm that using ssh to provide a SOCKS proxy (-D) and then configuring the Mac to use it in sys prefs does not work in 10.11?I am seeing odd behaviour with certain apps such as:Twitter - posts load, but no imagesApp Store - unable to connect at allMessages - unable to send images, but basic text is okSafari - no pages loadChrome works fine, however.Every time I try to establish a connection to something via SOCKS the following is logged in the syslog:Jun 13 12:37:00 musclemass com.apple.WebKit.Networking[2182] <Error>: tcp_connection_destination_read_internal 5 not safe to enqueue read buffer variant requestJun 13 12:37:08 musclemass Twitter[709] <Error>: tcp_connection_destination_read_internal 558 not safe to enqueue read buffer variant requestI'm guessing this is due to new restrictions/security features within the OS?

On WatchOS, there is a notification that seems to go off about ten minutes until the hour that reminds you to stand up and move around some. I know we can schedule local notifications, but when the notification is triggered how is Apple checking if they actually need to present the notification or not? For example, if I have stood in the past hour and moved around, there's no need to show me the notification at 10 minutes until the hour.My app runs on iOS. Reaching a goal is dependent on a user's last known action and the time elapsed since that last action. Currently, the user can launch my app and logic will be run to let them know their progress in reaching their goal. What I would like is the ability to run this logic in the background while the app is backgrounded (or even if it is killed). The end result for the user would be their iPhone is in their pocket and my app notifies them when the goal has been reached.There is not a server component to my app. I am aware of things like region monitoring, moni