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katebrr / PokemonWidget

Creating a Pokemon Widget for iOS to check out WidgetKit and AppIntents API. Fetching data with a call to pokebuild API.
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My iOS emulator is running. But you can't find your widget in the widget library #5

Open shenchunxing opened 9 months ago

shenchunxing commented 9 months ago

My iOS emulator is running. But you can't find your widget in the widget library

tumapathipillai commented 9 months ago

I tested it on my emulator too. It works fine ! What is your setup environment ? Which device are you simulating and what the iOS version ?

katebrr commented 9 months ago

Hey, can you share more details? what iOS? did you change something in the project? Everything works good for me. I also asked people to verify it works for them too. I hope I will be able to help you

shenchunxing commented 9 months ago

Hey, can you share more details? what iOS? did you change something in the project? Everything works good for me. I also asked people to verify it works for them too. I hope I will be able to help you

Thank you for your reply. My Xcode version is 15.0, and my iOS emulator is 17.0. Xcode has changed the Minimum Deployments from 17.2 to 17.0. The rest did nothing. But just now, I upgraded Xcode to 15.2 and iOS emulator to 17.2. Once the project is up and running, the Pokemon widget can be found in the widget library.

shenchunxing commented 9 months ago

I tested it on my emulator too. It works fine ! What is your setup environment ? Which device are you simulating and what the iOS version ?

Thank you for your reply. My Xcode version is 15.0, and my iOS emulator is 17.0. Xcode has changed the Minimum Deployments from 17.2 to 17.0. The rest did nothing. But just now, I upgraded Xcode to 15.2 and iOS emulator to 17.2. Once the project is up and running, the Pokemon widget can be found in the widget library.