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ScarriffleandClaude Opus 5
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Device family becomes 1,2 for the app and the widget extension, and the iPad
gets all four interface orientations. That is not a preference: App Store
Connect rejects an iPad-capable bundle that declares fewer (error 90474),
because iPad multitasking can present the app at any size. The iPhone key stays
portrait-only. Mac Catalyst still resolves to family 2 alone, which is what
84f5c00 set up and what this had to avoid breaking.
Building for Catalyst also turned up a regression from the watch work: the
Embed Watch Content phase carried watchOS content into a macOS build, which
fails outright. It went unnoticed because no Catalyst build was run after the
watch targets were added. Both the copy and its target dependency are now
filtered to iOS.
Verified on all three destinations: iOS carries Watch/CalendarrWatch.app with
its complications, Catalyst carries no Watch folder, and both report the right
device family.
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 5 <noreply@anthropic.com>