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… docs link Three findings from a source review of the watchOS branch. sign-watch refused certificate revocation but still exited 0: its confirmRevocation closure returned false, the fetch operation turned that into CancellationError, and the root command prints "Cancelled." and exits successfully on CancellationError. A shell chain such as `xtool dev sign-watch ... && watch_device.py --install ...` therefore streamed an unsigned bundle to the Watch after saying it had stopped. The command now goes through IntegratedInstaller.signInPlace, which gains a `platform:` parameter (default .iOS), so it shares the staged delegate the other signing commands use. XToolInstallerDelegate takes `allowsRevocation:`; with it false the delegate lists the certificates, declines without prompting and records that it did. sign-watch then rethrows the resulting CancellationError as a Console.Error that names `xtool dev build --sign` as the interactive way to replace the certificate. A real Ctrl-C still surfaces as "Cancelled." with exit 0. The refusal itself is deliberate and unchanged: revoking a free account's development certificate breaks apps already installed from it on other devices. The watchOS smoke test asserted "watchOS signing and distribution packaging are not supported yet", which the CLI never prints; the guard says "IPA packaging". It now asserts a fragment of the real message. The XTL_TEST_WATCHOS gate stays; dropping it depends on the integration runner carrying the Watch SDK. WatchOS.md linked tools/watchos/README.md on main, where it does not exist until this branch merges, so the Netlify preview showed a dead link. The other DocC pages name in-repo files as inline code, and this one now does too. Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.1 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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19-19: 📐 Maintainability & Code Quality | 🔵 Trivial | 💤 Low valueFix simulator detection in
sdkName.
triple.contains("simulator")can match any substring. It is consistent with the documented triples, so this is low risk. The check does not use the same token-based logic asPacker.cfBundleSupportedPlatforms, which usescomponents.contains("simulator"). Use one shared helper to avoid divergence.🤖 Prompt for AI Agents
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- Around line 8-11: Update AppPlatform.init(triple:) so watchOS detection does
not rely on a fixed component index; recognize a watchos-prefixed component in
vendor-less and sub-architecture triples, keeping other triples mapped to iOS.
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| public init(triple: String) { | ||
| let components = triple.split(separator: "-") | ||
| self = components.count >= 3 && components[2].hasPrefix("watchos") ? .watchOS : .iOS | ||
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Fix triple parsing for AppPlatform.init(triple:).
The initializer reads components[2] after splitting on -. A triple with a vendor-less form, such as arm64-watchos, or a triple with a sub-architecture and no vendor, resolves to .iOS. A mismatched triple then builds an iOS plan for a watchOS SDK. Packer.cfBundleSupportedPlatforms locates the OS after the apple component instead. The two parsers can disagree. Use one shared parser that finds the OS after apple, or check any component for the watchos prefix.
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- self = components.count >= 3 && components[2].hasPrefix("watchos") ? .watchOS : .iOS
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| self = components.count >= 3 && components[2].hasPrefix("watchos") ? .watchOS : .iOS | |
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| self = components.dropFirst().contains { $0.hasPrefix("watchos") } ? .watchOS : .iOS | |
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Update AppPlatform.init(triple:) so watchOS detection does not rely on a fixed
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🎯 Functional Correctness | 🟡 Minor | ⚡ Quick win
Cleanup on BaseException can mask the original error.
In __aenter__, the except BaseException block awaits self.__aexit__. If a close call raises, for example ConnectionError or TimeoutError, that exception replaces the original setup error. The user then sees the cleanup failure instead of the real cause, such as "Expected exactly one paired Watch". The __aexit__ method does not suppress close errors. It only guarantees that later cleanup steps still run.
Suppress cleanup errors during setup failure, so the original exception propagates.
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--- "a/tools/watchos/watch_connection.py"
+++ "b/tools/watchos/watch_connection.py"
@@ -60,9 +60,12 @@
raise RuntimeError("Connection did not reach an Apple Watch.")
return self.watch
except BaseException:
- await self.__aexit__(None, None, None)
+ try:
+ await self.__aexit__(None, None, None)
+ except Exception:
+ pass
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What does this PR do?
Adds experimental support for standalone watchOS SwiftPM apps. Projects can opt
in with
platform: watchosorxtool new --platform watchos; the packer selectsWatch SDKs, deployment targets, product directories, and Watch-only bundle metadata.
Existing projects retain the iOS default.
arm64_32/arm64 and simulator arm64/x86_64 triples. Bump the SDK epoch so existing
normal installations rebuild their SDK view; slim installations need reinstalling.
xtool dev sign-watchfor explicit Watch-device provisioning and signingusing the existing authentication workflow. Watch profiles select registered
Apple Watches. The command refuses automatic certificate revocation, and exits
non-zero when it does, so a
sign-watch && installchain cannot carry on andstream an unsigned bundle.
Python deployment prototype using the paired USB iPhone's companion proxy and
com.apple.streaming_zip_conduit.signing, installation, profile renewal, troubleshooting, and remaining limits.
Keep Watch examples out of the iPhone simulator example harness.
On the tested Ultra 2 with watchOS 27.0.1, the installer rejects arm64_32 and
requires arm64. It also rejects combining
WKWatchOnlywithWKRunsIndependentlyOfCompanionApp; standalone bundles emit onlyWKWatchOnly.This is a draft for design and implementation review. Physical
xtool dev run,integrated
build --sign/--ipa, automatic launch/debugging, and Watch Xcodeproject generation remain unsupported. The Python helper is an experimental
validation tool, not integrated Swift CLI deployment. It requires exactly one
Watch in the phone's companion registry.
A search of open and closed upstream PR titles, bodies, and comments for Watch
support found no related PR before this submission.
The follow-up commit
c46cd6afixes three findings from a review of the initialpush. The opt-in watchOS smoke test asserted an error string the CLI never emits,
so it could not pass when enabled.
xtool dev sign-watchprinted its refusal torevoke a certificate and still exited 0, which let a
sign-watch && installchaincontinue with an unsigned bundle; it now signs through
IntegratedInstaller.signInPlacewith the delegate the other commands already use,with revocation disabled rather than prompted, and a genuine cancellation still
exits 0. The WatchOS page linked a
blob/mainpath that does not exist until merge,and now names the file as inline code, as the other DocC pages do.
How was it tested?
Validation on Windows + Ubuntu WSL with Swift 6.4.1 and the watchOS 27 SDK. The
build, tests, lint, and docs below were re-run on the current head
c46cd6a; thehardware results are from the initial push
6efdb80, whose on-device behaviour thefollow-up commit does not change:
backend with libimobiledevice/native dependencies configured through pkg-config.
The twenty-first covers the refusal path added in
c46cd6a.make lint: 0 violations in 141 files. Watch Probe also passed its own lint.make docspassed. An explicit DocC conversion with--warnings-as-errorspassed and generated the linked WatchOS page.
existing iOS DemoSimple regression example. Earlier validation also built an
x86_64 Watch simulator bundle and verified binary architectures/platforms.
payloads, refuse multiple-Watch selection, and clean up after disconnect.
and successfully installed both a signed IPA and a signed
.app; Watch appregistry lookup verified installation.
verification, matching device/bundle checks, and executable CodeDirectory page
hashes passed. No paid membership or Mac was used.
HTTPS request to Apple's small test page returned HTTP 200. An earlier
example.com request timed out with error -1001.
Initial trust and Developer Mode were exercised manually during hardware bring-up.
The final helper's already-trusted path was tested; first-time pairing through
the final wrapper still needs another-device validation. No macOS build,
simulator execution, broader Watch hardware coverage, asset-catalog integration,
or third-party-framework/extension deployment testing was performed.
No SDKs, signed device bundles, provisioning profiles, pairing records, device
identifiers, or private credentials are included in the PR. The ignored
.watchosdirectory stores local device state; free-account profiles need renewal after
seven days.
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An AI agent implemented and reviewed the changes, and the follow-up commit was
likewise written and reviewed by AI agents. The device owner tested the probe on
hardware, but has not performed a human source-code review. This PR is therefore
opened as a draft, as required by the repository template.
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New Features
sign-watchcommand to sign Watch apps for a target device.Documentation