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For anyone else running into this issue, in my case at least (developed in Swift and using storyboard), after using the Xcode tool to migrate to a single app, I needed to go into the storyboard and change the Module for every interface controller and row controller I had created. These still specified the watch app extension rather than the watch app.
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I finally got to the point where I used Xcodes's process to upgrade my app from an extension to a single app. Once I did, the app crashes during the launch process with a signal SIGABRT error pointing to : class ApplicationDelegate: NSObject, WKApplicationFelegate (I renamed the class from ExtensionDelegate) with no indication of it having been a particular line of code that led to it. Just a general question, were there any other obvious changes that needed to be made for this to work?
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Thanks for the details, I see the option there. I have the same concern about whether the old extension format apps re no longer supported. Apple documentation doesn't appear to have been updated for Xcode 15 in regards to creating a phone app with a companion watch app. The steps involved in are quite different and, from what I can see, such apps are now created with a single watch app target.
And forgive me if this question is slightly off topic, but has anyone else also seen their watch apps being inexplicably terminated?
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Thanks for the update. Can you please indicate where in Xcode to find the process you mentioned (to upgrade a watch app from an extension to a single app)?
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Just to add to my last reply. I do applolgize if you felt slighted by my response to bernardojn, I meant no disrespect and I appreciate and applaud you for taking the time to answer their question.
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In fact, I did have difficulty following your instructions. Firstly, I looked at my Info.plist (in Xcode) and didn't see an entry for com.apple.developer.icloud-container-environment. Secondly, when I finaly clued in that you and digitalglen were referring to the iCloud dashboard, I did not know on what page to find the blue cube you referred to. I did, however clearly see the indication "This container has not been deployed to production" and remembered seeing the option to deploy the schema to production when I previously used the upper gear icon to reset the Development environment.
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My humblest appologies to digitalglen. Once I got over my senior moment and realized he was referring to the CloudKit dashboard, his answer was right on.
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I'm having the exact same issue. Were you able to resolve it and, if so, would you share how (in terms a relative novice would understand)? Thanks.
