Oh man thanks so much. I've been pulling my hair out all night trying to figure out what I'm doing wrong!

Hello, I am the app developer. I’m trying to figure out why my app’s Lock Screen widgets are reverting to the phone language setting rather than my app’s.

I first was using the latest production version of Xcode, then downloaded the beta and tried it there and still having the same issue. I would go back to an older commit and add the target again and have the same issue. Can’t figure out what is causing it to look for a storyboard

Done, thank you (FB12733255)

Yes no problem (FB12733736)

I see what you’re saying. I agree but I’m just getting some emails from German users complaining that the app recently switched to Arabic after I added localization to my app. My guess is that they have Arabic in their list of languages and missing English or English is below Arabic

Do I use this right on a Zstack? When I use it it does nothing, I still get an error stating that I need to adopt to containerBackground API @jcgoforth @zulfishah

@Serzhas Yes you’re correct I ended up doing that and it finally worked. Also I have the same issue as you. Even when I run WidgetCenter.shared.reloadAllTimelines() it does not always refresh the widgets even though in iOS this works. Only way to refresh is to go back and forth between watch faces.

@nerezza07 @Serzhas , Can you both tell me what font size these labels are? I found that the my tableview that has some labels bold and some regular font is because they're font size 18.0. I switched half to 17.0 and those were fixed. This makes sense because my other screen that has the issue only for iPad has a font size of 18.0 for iPad but 16.0 for iOS.