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It doesn't seem to be possible for me to debug on device wtih my apple watch. I can run my develpment app normally, but Xcode just can't seem to attach to a debugging session.I've read the relase notes and have tried:1) deleting the app/apps from devices and trying again2) ensuring Show App on Watch is on for dev app3) restarting all of: watch, phone, xcode, mac.4) unpairing / pairing againNo dice.When I click Run on the [AppName] WatchKit App scheme, the status window says Running [AppName] WatchKit App on [Phone name]. It stays like that for about 45 seconds. Then it says Finished running [AppName] WatchKit App on [Phone name].It really seems like the Phone->Watch connection is just way too slow. When I launch Xcode, it takes about 2 minutes before it considers my Phone+Watch pair as eligible for this scheme. During this initial 2 minutes, if I look into Window->Devices I don't see my watch listed even though I can clearly see it is paired.I'm going to turn this into an official bug report, b

I updated my iPhone to 9.0 beta, installed the profile on the watch and updated the Apple Watch to Watch OS 2.0But now the companion app has problems with the new Watch OS. I can install third party apps with the companion app. But I cannot check in the general settings the software version or other things. The app gives me an allert that it cannot connect to the watch and I should check if the airplane mode is set to off. All the icons of the Apple apps are also not shown in the companion app. There are only these white placeholder icons for them.I can also not change settings for the app. I checked it with the photos app and the sync album is set. But the app on the watch dont show the photos because I think it cannot read the settings.This is what I did. Maybe there was something wrong with the update.- I installed first the latest version of iTunes on my iMac with OSX Yosemite- Then I installed iOS 9 beta on my iPhone 6 Plus- I dont know if it is normal but the watch now was in a state l

Well, one of the main features of Xcode 7 is the ability to install apps you're developing without an Apple Developer Program. Theorically, you just have to add your Apple ID. I added it on Settings, but every time I try to run the app on my iPad it says that I need to be enrolled in the Apple Developer Program. How do I try my app without having to enroll?Thanks!

My install went about an hour to get the update started loading onto the watch. It then went through the first phase, did a full circle loop of the progress indicator, started that again and now is hanging at about 85% progress. The watch app indicated the software update was completed, at least as far as the configuration data is concerned.Would someone from Apple provide some concrete steps to take to either determine the watch is about the brick and I need to get it replaced, and then what I need to do to get it right with the next watch or to get this install to complete successfully.There is nothing quite like waiting 6 weeks to get the watch, using it for a whole week and a few days, and then being stuck unable to continue development.

The download page says:Devices updated to iOS 9 can not be restored to earlier versions of iOS.Is this true? Can I not install iOS 8.3 (or another latest iOS version signed by Apple) over iOS 9 (or otherwise reset the device to iOS 8.3) even if it means I restore the phone and lose all the contents? Did you guys at Apple just change how it has worked for the past 4 years, or did your text-content writers just drop the ball?

I installed 9.0 beta on my 5S. Everything seems fine except no News app. Any ideas?

We read through all of the documentation, Xcode 7 header files, and tried to summarize everything we could figure out about watchOS 2. We hope this is a quick jumping off point for developers who just want a quick description and links directly into the Apple documentation. http://www.sneakycrab.com/blog/2015/6/8/watchos-20-tldrPlease give feedback, corrections and new discoveries, and we'll update the post with new information as we find it.

Hello,I wanted to start developing extensions for Safari, so I went to Safari Dev Center, clicked Join Now Free and it redirects me to the page where I need to purchase apple developer's certificate, which costs $99 - it's not free. So why did it say free, if I need to pay $99? Thanks.