Can you explain a bit more what you do? So you 'install default apps', then install your app as the only clock app, and then you long-press the button on the watch to reload, connect with the Web IDE and when you view what's in RAM you see your code in there twice?
Or are there other steps involved?
One thing is you could have saved to flash once accidentally with the IDE which would overwrite the default code that runs with your app - but doing an 'install default apps' or even reinstalling the bootloader should fix that
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Can you explain a bit more what you do? So you 'install default apps', then install your app as the only clock app, and then you long-press the button on the watch to reload, connect with the Web IDE and when you view what's in RAM you see your code in there twice?
Or are there other steps involved?
One thing is you could have saved to flash once accidentally with the IDE which would overwrite the default code that runs with your app - but doing an 'install default apps' or even reinstalling the bootloader should fix that