I have the same issue with a map I'm displaying in a table cell (custom class). It is not 100% reproducible, and seems to happen almost exclusively in the simulator. It seems to be 0% reproducible in a simple reproducer app; and only happens in my big-a$$ app. I doubt it will be useful. I should note that the table has the map partially hidden.

Sadly, this does not work for me, and there's absolutely ZERO indication, as to why. Even the sample Apple SlothCreator package example does not work. I am using the latest ship Xcode (13.2.1), and I downloaded the sample, fifteen minutes ago. I followed the example in this page, verbatim. It simply opens the Apple documentation viewer, with the standard built-in docs. My app's docs are nowhere to be seen. I have been writing frameworks and packages in Swift for years, and documenting with Jazzy, so all my code already has the triple-slash/double-star markdown notation. I can't get documentation to appear for any of my projects (they have all been upgraded to 5.5, for some time).

This has been driving me crazy (well, it's not actually a "drive," per se. More of a short putt -Ed.) for weeks.

Just read this, today (a year later). I’ll look into “the Supports Running Without iOS App Installation” thing. What I want, is if a Watch user, can browse the Watch App Store, and find (and install) the Watch app. I have not had much luck with the standalone Watch App Store. I feel as if it is still quite unripe.

Hey, tiredOfAllTheSubmissionCrap, That was a very good comment, and I appreciate it. It also smells like a bug...

Thanks! However, Apple really needs to address this, at the OS level. The issue with these kinds of fixes, is that they don’t age well.