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I'm sending data like this:

await watch.sendMessage({
  "type": "test",
  "data": "Hello from Flutter",
});

I'm trying to receive it like this:

class CommunicationService : WearableListenerService() {
    override fun onMessageReceived(messageEvent: MessageEvent) {
        super.onMessageReceived(messageEvent)
        Log.d(TAG, "onMessageReceived: ${messageEvent.path}")

        // Process the received message
        handleMessage(messageEvent.path, messageEvent.data)
    }

    private fun handleMessage(path: String, dataBytes: ByteArray) {
        val data = String(dataBytes, Charsets.UTF_8)
        val data2 = dataBytes.toString()
        Log.d(TAG, "data: $data")
        // Handle the message based on the path and data
    }

    companion object {
        private const val TAG = "CommunicationService"
    }
}

The result is something like this (from logcat):

data: ��??�sr??�java.util.HashMap������`��??�F??
loadFactorI?? thresholdxp?@??????????w�??????�??????�t??�datat??�Hello from Fluttert??�typet??�testx

The Watch app and the Phone app must have the same package name and must be signed with the same key to communicate.

I had a problem when, in release, the android app was not getting data sent from the garmin.

Turns out it was because of code obviscation, to fix; I changed my build.gradle to not minify code
release {
signingConfig signingConfigs.release
shrinkResources false
minifyEnabled false
proguardFiles getDefaultProguardFile('proguard-android.txt'), 'proguard-rules.pro'
}

and added a proguard file to leave the classnames required alone.
proguard-rules.txt

which would actually be called proguard-rules.pro

Need to know if the plugin is for connecting watches using android or ios phones or
If it is for running the flutter apps in smartwatches and then getting data from them.

Currently have it working great, but requires the app to be in the foreground to work.

Do i need to use a background plugin to run the logic for the apple watch to communicate?

I encountered the following problem, hoping to find a solution.

When a call comes in, session(_:didReceiveMessage:) is interrupted.

Has anyone here encountered this problem on iOS?

Thank you for your help.

Code example:

final watch = WatchConnectivityGarmin();
await watch.initialize(GarminInitializationOptions(applicationId: 'xxx', urlScheme: 'yyy'));
await watch.sendMessage(message);

Exception:
No implementation found for method sendMessage on channel watch_connectivity_garmin

When will you add an implementation of this method? Without it, it is difficult to imagine integration with an application for Garmin :)

I get this error when attempting to build the app from flutter build ios. I know that you include the required protocols for sessionDidBecomeInactive and sessionDidDeactivate. I also include the protocol activationDidCompleteWith in the watch os code.

Any chance you could add to the plugin receiveFile and sendFile?

I am getting this error when archive a project to push to TestFlight. everything runs fine on the simulators.

Showing Recent Messages
/WatchSessionDelegate.swift:12:7: Type 'WatchSessionDelegate' does not conform to protocol 'WCSessionDelegate'

WatchConnectivity.WCSessionDelegate:8:10: Protocol requires function 'sessionDidBecomeInactive' with type '(WCSession) -> Void'

WatchConnectivity.WCSessionDelegate:10:10: Protocol requires function 'sessionDidDeactivate' with type '(WCSession) -> Void'

Hi, I am a bit confused my watch os app is not reachable from the app side. When i investigate the example project creating watch os extension is not same on xcode 14.2.
I can only create a watch app for existing ios app on XCode 14.2. And when i do that watch app says its reachable but app side its not reachable. Is there any documentation how to crate the watch os side?