feat: add watchOS support (tentative)#73
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I've started looking into support for this for our Kotlin SDK here: https://github.com/powersync-ja/powersync-kotlin/tree/watchOS
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I've tested this against the Kotlin and Swift SDKs, so this looks good to me.
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Thanks, should be fixed now 👍 |
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Thanks for pushing this further, I lack time to take care of it in the past days! |
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Notes from Simon: I've ensured that all our tests for the Kotlin and Swift SDKs pass when they're built against this framework on watchOS simulators. I don't have an actual watchOS device to test this on, but since the link mode is the same on those platforms I think it should work. My stance is that this is good enough to merge, but we'll have to do more testing on actual devices before even announcing this as experimental.
To test this, see:
Not a watchOS expert, so carefully review and guidance required.