With the removal of deep or firm press accessible menus and buttons from WatchOS 7, I was wondering what the recommended approach is for creating a button that responds to a deep or firm press in as close to an identical fashion as the menu button deep press gestures on WatchOS 6 and earlier? Is a long press gesture equivalent to deep press, or is there some set of gesture settings I could configure on a long press gesture to approximate a deep press as closely as possible?
I'm working on a suite of WatchOS applications where typical button presses (tap gestures) and screen swipes don't work reliably[1] (typically < 50% reliability, but often substantially less reliable than 50%) in the main application environment.
[1] Reliability is the number of successfully registered gestures per physical gesture. For example, if it takes two physical button taps on the screen for the system to send the app a button tap action, that is 50% reliability.
I'm working on a suite of WatchOS applications where typical button presses (tap gestures) and screen swipes don't work reliably[1] (typically < 50% reliability, but often substantially less reliable than 50%) in the main application environment.
[1] Reliability is the number of successfully registered gestures per physical gesture. For example, if it takes two physical button taps on the screen for the system to send the app a button tap action, that is 50% reliability.
