Also, in the documentation https://developer.apple.com/documentation/pushkit there is no mention that pushKit only works with clockKit, which is useless since you cannot add those to newer watchOS devices.

Hi, thank you for responding. I'm using WidgetKit, which allow about 4 updates per hours, but sometimes, we need immediate updates. Would be great if we could force update from the Phone, but that is not working with WidgetKit.

Does pushKit functionality require stand alone watch apps?

If my question was not clear, here is a clarification - I basically do not get push credentials delegate being called on watch app start, in order to extract the token. This only happens on some of my apps, also when testing with the same bundle ids. Thank you!

As mentioned in my question, the issue is not receiving a notification, but getting the token.

Also on my test app where I get the credentials, I do not have any background modes at all.

Do I need "voip" in background mode? I'm using pushKit to update complications, this is not a voip app.

Thank you. Here is some more info: I was able to get the token using a different app, with similar configuration. The main difference is that my app is flutter based, and the other one is native. Could this be the cause? The watch app needs to talk to the Phone app, in order to connect to the servers? (Flutter app do not run in debug mode)

@Serzhas any response from Apple?

Same issue here. Posted this thread https://developer.apple.com/forums/thread/735714 Did you figure it out?