Open the workspace, not the project, if your app uses any CocoaPods plugins:

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1. Create the watchOS app target

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File → New → Target…

Select the watchOS tab → App → Next.
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Fill in the target options

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Activate the scheme

When Xcode offers to activate the new scheme, choose Activate.
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Set the deployment target

Select the CarpWatch Watch App target → General → Minimum Deployments → watchOS 8.0 or later.
Xcode creates a group CarpWatch Watch App containing CarpWatchApp.swift, ContentView.swift and assets; a target and scheme of the same name; and an Embed Watch Content build phase on the Runner target.

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2. Bundle identifiers and signing

The watch app’s bundle identifier must be the iOS app’s identifier plus exactly one component: Xcode normally gets this right when you use Embed in Companion Application. Verify it under the watch target → Signing & Capabilities → Bundle Identifier, and check that the build setting INFOPLIST_KEY_WKCompanionAppBundleIdentifier on the watch target points at the iOS bundle identifier. Set the same Team on both targets and let Xcode manage signing. With manual signing you need a second provisioning profile for the watch app’s identifier.
If this relationship is wrong, watchOS never offers to install the companion app
The AWARE framework ships inside carp_aware_package as pre-compiled binaries. Xcode already resolved them along with the plugin, so all that is left is linking them into the watch target.
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Select the watch target

CarpWatch Watch App → General.
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Add the framework

Under Frameworks, Libraries, and Embedded Content, press + and pick carp-aware-watch from the list of package products → Add
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Leave it on Do Not Embed

The binaries are static libraries and require no embedding and signing
This results in two AWARE watch modules: com_awareframework_ios_sensor_applewatch_shared and com_awareframework_ios_sensor_applewatch_watchOS including the other packages they require.
Do not add carp-aware-watch to the Runner target. The iOS side of the plugin already links its own AWARE binaries through carp-aware-package. Adding the watch product to the app as well gives you two copies of the same modules and duplicate-symbol errors at link time.

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