Reputation: 5121
I have a settings bundles that I use with my watch app. I am migrating my app to watchOS 2. Does anyone know how setting bundles are supposed to work? Does the iPhone transfer the values to a the standard user defaults or to a user defaults with a suite name for a shared app group? I can't get either to work and I can't find any documentation on how setting bundles are supposed to work with watchOS 2.
Upvotes: 2
Views: 592
Reputation: 2593
The accepted answer is wrong. You can use Shared App Groups for the Settings bundle on WatchOS 2 and access the values via NSUserDefaults. No Watch Connectivity required. It is just tricky to set up and the official documentation is missing crucial info.
Recently discovered how to do it in my question here.
The 2 important points are:
Upvotes: 6
Reputation: 396
In Watch OS 2.0 since the Watch App extension is in the Apple Watch (not in the iOS App as in Watch 1.0) you can't transfer data through user defaults, so you should use instead WatchConnectivity. If you have a settings bundle or a framework and you want to use it in the AW App extension and in the iOS APP, you should import it in every target of your project.
Upvotes: -1