I know it was not possible to have more than one Apple Watch app associated with a single iOS app in watchOS 1.0. Does anyone know if this is possible as of 2.0? I tried it and Xcode seems to allow me to create the multiple extensions, but simulators crash when I try to run. Would be great to hear from Apple on the official stance for this (I do have a very good usecase for it).
Thanks!
According to the Before You Start portion of the Migration Guide:
> You can deliver Watch apps for both watchOS 1 and watchOS 2 in the same iOS app bundle, but doing so means maintaining separate targets and executables for each. Because it runs on Apple Watch, a Watch app for watchOS 2 must be completely recompiled into a separate executable. And because of the architectural differences between the platforms, sharing code may be more effort and add more complexity than having two separate apps.
Out of curiosity, why would you want to ship both a watchOS 1 and watchOS 2 app? It seems like 99-100% of current Apple Watch users are going to want to upgrade ASAP for the speed increase and new features.
Every iOS app can have a single watchOS app. However, you can include both a watchOS 1 and watchOS 2 variant. Both varients must have the same bundle identifier.
