I am experiencing the same here. Have you been able to try it on a real device yet? (I haven't so far). I would think it is a bug. I could work around it for now by going into Settings > Privacy > Location Services on the simulator and then Authorize the app there. I have submitted a ticket in Feedback Assistent for this.

It seems to work for me, however I would like to show a certain screen when the app is opened through the itms-services://?action=purchaseIntent... URL. But when I tap the URL none of my App Delegate life cycle funcs are being called, except applicationWillResignActive, but can't read the information in the URL. Is there a way to read out the intent and productID when the app is being opened this way?

Make sure your app complies to all of the below for the Watch App target: Add the entitlement as per @BenKoning's message Add a NSMotionUsageDescription to the Info.plist Add the value underwater-depth to the WKBackgroundModes key in the Info.plist Once all done it should hopefully work: https://developer.apple.com/documentation/coremotion/accessing_submersion_data

So far I haven't other than installing Xcode 13 again.. Have you found anything yet?

Same issue here, can't download the crashes using Xcode 14.3

It seems that more people are facing a similar problem recently. Has something been changed in the new WatchOS?

Hi, could you clarify this a bit more, please? What is the finishedBackgroundUpdate handler in your case?Was this the call to set the WKRefreshBackgroundTask completed (task.setTaskCompletedWithSnapshot(false))?What was the type of WKRefreshBackgroundTask you were dealing with?I would really love to understand more about the problem you were facing. Could be very helpful 🙂 Thanks in advance!