As of watchOS 18.1 this works. Unpair the watch in Xcode. Unplug the iPhone from the USB cable. The watch asks if you trust this computer. When you plug the cable back in the entry for the watch should be in the devices list after a few seconds. Then Privacy & Settings->Developer mode shows up on the watch. Restart everything eleven times like you are developing for Windows. I wonder if the developers at Apple have to go through this much grief to get a watch connected?
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Thanks! Just migrated to Xcode 15.4 and that one bit me. No amount of fiddling with the build settings would make a universal build.
Wow thanks for - (lldb) b libsystem_trace.dylib .... idea. I'm getting the weird CGSWindowShmemCreateWithPort failed on port 0 message, inside an NSAlert() that fails with Sonoma beta and Xcode 14 and 15. NSAlert fails. The buttons won't turn blue. No idea what it is though.