Fixed it by removing the duplicates.
Xcode>Settings>Platforms
I had a few duplicates. Removed the duplicates, installed watchOS 9.1 the platform again and it works
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Having the same issue. Now I am not able to build anymore. The funny part is that my watch is on 9.3 and the Xcode build is failing as 9.1 files are missing. Tried reconnecting my iPhone and watch with the MacBook and with each other, quitting and reopening Xcode, restarting MacBook, clearing all derived data and DeviceSupport files, installing 9.1, etc, etc, etc. No progress for the last 2 days and It is not making any sense.
Having the same issue. Hoping that apple will fix it in a few years.
Facing the same issue in 2022, and the fact that Apple hasn't done anything to fix this is disappointing.
Yes! Hide Code Review fixed it
It worked for me when I declared the DB when the page loads.
<!DOCTYPE html>
<html>
<head>
<meta charset="utf-8" />
<script type="text/javascript">
window.indexedDB;
</script>
@Claude31 from what I know NSISEngine optimizes constraints and manages autolayout.