Callback events for PaywallView manual presentation don't work in RevenueCat 5.16.0

Hi ​@HenadziR - have you tried the presentPaywall or presentPaywallIfNeeded methods? These ways of triggering the paywall should automatically close the paywall, while the manual view needs to be closed when the callbacks are executed (I understand you’ve been having issues with the callbacks). Regarding the callbacks, is this only happening in your testing, or also in production? 

Also, is this for Paywalls V1 or V2?

Frankly speaking I don’t understand these methods presentPaywall or presentPaywallIfNeeded. They are not convenient for me. This is for v2 the latest beta RevenueCat 5.16.0

​@jeffrey_bunn I just want to show at the end of onboarding my paywall fullscreen but seems like this is not a use case with Revenue Cat, it is so basic I am surprised that it doesn’t work. Also delegates worked before the update, seems like a regression bug

Ok I found a way how to catch a completion by listening to .onRequestedDismissal callback and checking is any entitlements where activated or not. This should be stated somewhere in your documentation as I spent a decent amount of time on looking up in your codebase a correct callback to use.

Literally spent some 30-45 minutes browsing documentation around “Manual” implementation, it’s more useful to call ourselves PaywallView(), than using the “presentPaywallIfNeeded”.

Same outcome as ​@HenadziR callbacks onPurchaseCompleted and onRestoreCompleted  are never called, and I’m not risking to upload this to PROD, going with the same solution as ​@HenadziR with the onRequestedDismissal.

Please, let us know when the proper callbacks are working, so we can implement them properly. Thanks!

FYI, using V2.

damn this seems so basic yet it took me a whole night to deal with.

    var body: some View {

        // This view immediately triggers RevenueCat's paywall presentation.

        PaywallView(displayCloseButton: false, performPurchase: nil, performRestore: nil)

            .onPurchaseCompleted { res in

                print("YAY! THANK YOU")

                print("res = \(res)")

                onPurchaseCompleted()

            }

            .onPurchaseFailure { error in

                print("purchase error \(error)")

            }

            .onRequestedDismissal {

            }

    }

the `onPurchaseCompleted` and `onPurchaseFailure` are never called but `onRequestedDismissal` is. Can someone please fix this already

Hi all, sorry about this. We recently merged a PR that fixes this, and it will go out in SDK releases this week.

I tried to use a fixed version(RevenueCat v5.17.0) with iOS18.3.1 / Xcode 16.2.

I confirmed that `onPurchaseStarted` and `onPurchaseCompleted` are called properly when purchase button is tapped. And PaywallView is dismissed after processing purchase.

However, when “restore purchase” button is tapped, `onRestoreStarted` is called, but `onRestoreCompleted` is not called. PaywallView is not dismissed.

What is a recommended way to handle restoring purchases?

.sheet(isPresented: $showPaywall){
    PaywallView()
        .onPurchaseStarted{ _ in
            print("onPurhaseStarted: ")
        }
        .onPurchaseCompleted{ _ in
            print("onPurchaseCompleted: ")
        }
        .onRestoreStarted {
           print("onRestoreStarted: ")
        }
        .onRestoreCompleted{ _ in
           print("onRestoreCompleted: ")
        }
}

It’s almost working :s, they work sometimes and other don’t :S

Restored completed or fail never gets triggered.
 

I’m experiencing the same issue, and I’m using version 5.18.0 of the SDK!

Bumping this. We found that when restoring purchases using the `PaywallViewController` and user has no active entitlements, there is no callback to the Paywall delegate. We'd expect the method `func paywallViewController(_ controller: didFinishRestoringWith customerInfo:)` would be called. Note only the `paywallViewControllerDidStartRestore(_ controller:)` method is called. Here are the logs:

RC [DEBUG]: Restoring purchases

RC [DEBUG]: Will execute restore purchases logic provided by RevenueCat.

Paywall :: did start restore <--- Initial delegate callback here

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ Found 0 unsynced attributes for App User ID: …

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ Skipping products request for these products because they were already cached: ["default_weekly"]

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ PostReceiptDataOperation: Started

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ PostReceiptDataOperation: Posting JWS token (source: 'restore'):

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ There are no requests currently running, starting request POST /v1/receipts

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ API request started: POST '/v1/receipts'

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ API request completed: POST '/v1/receipts' (200)

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ PostReceiptDataOperation: Finished

RC [DEBUG]: ℹ️ Serial request done: POST /v1/receipts, 0 requests left in the queue

RC [DEBUG]: Restored purchases successfully with no subscriptions

Using iOS SDK v5.18.0.

Is this intended behavior? Ideally we'd like to present a dialog informing the user about what happened (i.e. they have no active purchases etc).

​@mar.pies is correct regarding this behavior:

We found that when restoring purchases using the `PaywallViewController` and user has no active entitlements, there is no callback to the Paywall delegate.

onRestoreCompleted on iOS will not fire if a restore is attempted but the user doesn’t have any active subscriptions. Notably, this is only on iOS. On Android, the method will fire if the user doesn’t have any active subscriptions. More information re: Android is available here.

​@jeffrey_bunn does this mean it is intended behavior and that it will not be updated on iOS? I just noticed it was brought up earlier on Github without proper response.