The complications themselves are displaying the correct information, but the scheduled update doesn't seem to be working. Here is a sample implementation that is intended to be issued after 30 minutes:
- (void)getNextRequestedUpdateDateWithHandler:(void(^)(NSDate * __nullable updateDate))handler {
handler([NSDate dateWithTimeIntervalSinceNow:1800]);
}
I placed a breakpoint and log statements inside -requestedUpdateDidBegin, but they are not firing even well after the intended time.
I've observed the same thing: getNextRequestedUpdateDateWithHandler gets called, the app reports the update date, but requestedUpdateDidBegin never gets called again. This is with the watchOS 2 GM.
My app is requested an update 12 hours after the current time; I think the 30 minutes is too short an interval. From the documentation:
ClockKit calls the
getNextRequestedUpdateDateWithHandler:—Chris
Yep, I'm seeing the same thing as well. requestedUpdateDidBegin doesn't get called.
Did you manage to get it to work with the latest version (9.1 - 13B5110e)?
I'm trying desperatly and requestedUpdateDidBegin seems to be never called...
My app is being reviewed by Apple and now I realized the date in my complication doesn't get updated. Is this an issue in the release version of Watch OS 2?