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ref: www.revenuecat.com/docs/redocusaurus/plugin-redoc-3.yamlall unix timestamps are specified as type: integer - its pretty obvious that e.g. 1708417962662 does not fit into int32 and need format: int64 specified exampleexpiry_time_ms: type: integer description: >- The desired next expiry time to assign to the subscription, in milliseconds since the Epoch. The given time must be later/greater than the current expiry time for the subscription. example: 1708417962662example errorjson: cannot unmarshal number 1711127957264 into Go struct field Subscriber.request_date_ms of type int32 can you please provide a fix for this asap

I pass the Package that I got from Purchases.GetOfferings() to Purchases.PurchasePackage(). 2024/03/18 17:13:58.628 6919 6999 Error Unity NullReferenceException: Object reference not set to an instance of an object.2024/03/18 17:13:58.628 6919 6999 Error Unity   at RevenueCat.SimpleJSON.JSONNode.Escape (System.String aText) [0x00000] in <00000000000000000000000000000000>:0 2024/03/18 17:13:58.628 6919 6999 Error Unity   at RevenueCat.SimpleJSON.JSONString.WriteToStringBuilder (System.Text.StringBuilder aSB, System.Int32 aIndent, System.Int32 aIndentInc, RevenueCat.SimpleJSON.JSONTextMode aMode) [0x00000] in <00000000000000000000000000000000>:0 2024/03/18 17:13:58.628 6919 6999 Error Unity   at RevenueCat.SimpleJSON.JSONObject.WriteToStringBuilder (System.Text.StringBuilder aSB, System.Int32 aIndent, System.Int32 aIndentInc, RevenueCat.SimpleJSON.JSONTextMode aMode) [0x00000] in <00000000000000000000000000000000>:0 2

When presenting paywalls using .presentPaywallIfNeeded in Flutter, a progress indicator is missing.Can you please update the Flutter package so that a progress indicator can be displayed during the loading process of the paywall?

I’m trying to understand what this would return if the user is NOT connected to the internet when they first launch the app after a clean install. const payWallResult = await RevenueCatUI.presentPaywallIfNeeded({ requiredEntitlementIdentifier: "pro", });What im suspecting is that it returns PAYWALL_RESULT.NOT_PRESENTED, but this is wrong ,since when you are subscribed and not need the paywall this would be the case as well. So it returns this status if A) you are not connected to the internet (only on clean install) and B) you have a subscription already. This can make users that know this trick - just disable internet and have full access to all features, by just disabling internet for this app. Any advice ?

Hi !Is there a way to get the store country code via the flutter SDK ?

I have both subscriptions and in-app purchases (lifetime unlock). All use the same entitlement (unlock). I would like to differentiate between sandbox and non-sandbox purchases. Specifically, if someone buys in production, that should overrule anything bought in the sandbox, and Sandbox purchases should not be used in Production.The entitlement info provides that information but because it’s a dictionary, it only stores one purchase for the unlock entitlement. Problem 1: If someone buys something in production and later buys something in the sandbox, I believe the entitlement could be “inSandbox” because it’s the most recent transaction, even though there is also a production one (and I prioritize production purchases over sandbox)Problem 2: Non-subscription purchases have a sandbox flag, but TransactionsFactory.nonSubscriptionTransactions() discards that information, so that it is not possible to determine if a non-subscription transaction was purchased

Hi there!I’m currently implementing the paywall for my game in Unity. If fetch all offerings via the SDK, and my idea now is to check if the user is eligible for the free trial i have configured on all my products, and make the paywall offer that accordingly.How do I do this in Unity? I don’t find any documentation on it, I feel like I have to run it on different devices, look at the different JSONs the SDK receives, read through the source code, etc. Feels odd for this being such a common use-case.My first idea was if I can check “StoreProduct” objects in the packages of an offer have an “IntroductoryPrice” set, and then offer a free trial. But maybe that one is always set, regardless of eligibility? The existence of the “CheckTrialOrIntroductoryPriceEligibility” method makes me think so. For Android, you write “If Google Play determines that a customer is not eligible for the offer, it will not show up in the subscriptionOptions of the StoreProduct in the SDK

LE: Title fix: How can we know the base subscription plan price that the user is paying every cycle? In our app, we have a screen where we display information about the currently active subscription, including the base plan price per month (or per year). - the price that is paid without any discounts applied Up until now, we got this price by asking the RevenueCat SDK for the current offering. (`getOfferingsWith` in Android) However, we want to increase the price of the subscription for users who will purchase the subscription after the price increase, while keeping existing subscribers on the old price, so we cannot rely on this method anymore, otherwise we’ll end up displaying the new price for old subscribers too, even though they won’t be paying the new price. We are aware of the `price_in_purchased_currency` field in the webhooks, but that will include discounts, and will also be

I am using PaywallView to present the subscription page. Here is the complete code:     .sheet(isPresented: $showPaywall) {      PaywallView()        .onPurchaseCompleted { customerInfo in          if customerInfo.isUnlimitedAccessAllowed {            navigateToFeature()          }        }        .onRestoreCompleted { customerInfo in          if customerInfo.isUnlimitedAccessAllowed {            navigateToFeature()          }       }     } Please let me know what do I need to do? Here is the App submission rejection feedback:We found that your in-app purchase products exhibited one or more bugs which create a poor user

I uses RevenueCat Flutter SDK.What happens in Offline in these cases below?1. presentPaywallIfNeeded()2. Purchase attempt.3. If offline purchasing is possible, is CustomerInfo updated once the purchase (subscription) has been made but the user is still in Offline.Extra question:How to learn if there is any cached CustomerInfo data at all?

From the The ultimate guide to iOS subscription testing I found this approach to test subscription restore:One big caveat with iOS testing in the sandbox environment is that there is no receipt file on the device until a purchase is made. This differs from the production sandbox and production environments, where a receipt file is generated at the time of installation. To fully test restoring a purchase in the sandbox, you need to add a button, gesture, or some other means to revert the app to the unsubscribed state.Sign up for a monthly subscription. Use a button or gesture to revert the app to the unsubscribed state. Tap the Restore Purchases button. If you do this before the 35-minute subscription cycle is over, an active subscription should be found, and the app should change to the subscribed state. Question is, how do I perform step 2? Is there any API call I can make to do that?

I am trying to get Features detail from RevenueCat’s Paywall Editor into Unity UI, is there any possible way to do it?These features detail that I want to directly apply to Unity UI 

Hello RevenueCat Community,I'm currently working on a Flutter app where I need to manage subscription changes, specifically upgrading or downgrading user subscriptions while handling proration. I'm using the RevenueCat Flutter SDK for this purpose.In native Android, I'm aware that we can use methods like purchaseProduct with PurchaseParams to specify an old product ID and set a specific proration mode (e.g., IMMEDIATE_WITHOUT_PRORATION)I'm trying to achieve something similar in Flutter. My main questions are:How can I specify an old product ID and a proration mode when initiating a subscription change in Flutter using RevenueCat? Is there a direct way in the RevenueCat Flutter SDK to manage these subscription changes while applying proration, similar to the native Android approach?Any guidance or examples on how to properly implement these subscription changes with proration in a Flutter ap

When presenting paywalls using .presentPaywallIfNeeded in Flutter, RevenueCatUI can include a close button. However the color of the close button is always black.Can you please update the Flutter package so that the color of the close button can be customized?

I have installed RevenueCat using SPM (version 4.39.0) but I do not see the xcprivacy file associated with RevenueCat.Xcode 15.3 Privacy Report also does not include RevenueCatWhat am I doing wrong?

My network is working elsewhere. I’m just unable to fetch data from RevenueCat server at this point. [customer] WARN: ⚠️ Attempt to update CustomerInfo from network failed.The operation couldn’t be completed. (RevenueCat.BackendError error 0.)Underlying error: The request timed out.

Hey everyone,I’d like to propose the Logger use `com.revenuecat.Purchases` as the subsystem instead of `Bundle.main.bundleIdentifier`. This is determined in `LoggerType.swift:92`.This would allow utilising the `Hide Similar Items` feature of Xcode 15 console to only hide RevenueCat logs (instead of launching RevenueCat again to change the log level).The documentation of `Logger(subsystem:category:)` does contain:The string that identifies the subsystem that emits signposts. Typically, you use the same value as your app’s bundle ID. For more information, see CFBundleIdentifier.I believe this is advice for logs originating from the app, but when it comes to a dependency like RevenueCat, the app would be considered RevenueCat.You m

Hello Revenuecat Team,I have successfully integrated and tested the iOS version, and it works perfectly. Now, I am testing with a real Android device and have made a test purchase for a subscription package. It was successful, but when my server calls the API to check customer info, I receive the following data:{"request_date": "2024-03-12T09:15:30Z","request_date_ms": 1710234930863,"subscriber": {"entitlements": {},"original_application_version": null,"original_purchase_date": null,"other_purchases": {},"subscriptions": {"xxx12monthsub": {"expires_date": "2024-03-12T09:34:17Z"},"xxxx.6monthsub": {"expires_date": "2024-03-12T09:02:55Z"}}}}*xxx represents the accurate subscription package code, which I have removed for security reasons.My question is, if it is an Android device, do I need to check the "subscriptions" instead of "entitlements" as in iOS?

When a new user registers in my app, I also set the email attribute in RC.However, Firebase for Unity doesn’t support the ability to verify an email address before updating it.This creates a situation where a user can update their email address to a wrong one (mistype). At this point I also fire an update to the $email attribute in RC with their new email. Meanwhile, they receive an email stating that someone updated their account’s email address (which they can see is mistyped). The email gives them the option to click a link and revert to their old email address. If they click the link, Firebase will revert to the old email address, while RC will reference the new one in the attributes.I can’t use the email verification flow in my app and ensure that the RC attribute updates only when an email is verified, because the verification flow opens only if the account is not verified. Verification happens outside the app.I thought I can read the RC attributes

Any tips or advices on how to make Revenuecat work on TvOS using the react native implementation? 

Hi revenucat Team,I want to achieve this kind of payment:1 month free trial, after that 3 $ for each month ( for 3 months ) and after that 6 $ per monthHow can I achieve this?for free trial I’m using Introductory offer, and for rest of them should I use promotional offer?but promotional will not support new users and depend on doc its just for subscribed users…any way to achive this goal? 

I made a promo code purchase using the app store url method below, but the webhook did not pick up that purchase even though i have uploaded my App Store Connect API Key and my In-App Purchase Config Key in the settings. Any guidance on how to get the webhook to trigger if they go through this route? Thanks!https://apps.apple.com/redeem?ctx=offercodes&id={apple_app_id}&code={code} 

I am not finding the “IMMEDIATE_AND_CHARGE_FULL_PRICE” Proraion-mode option on the Flutter SDK.  Is this available on the latest package? We are using the version ^3.10.0 now.  We need this Prorationmode but the SDK enum does not have this method.  Anyone found a work around? 

I’m using the RevenueCat Paywall UI component in React-Native, however there seems to be no way for a customer to input a discount code to get a percentage decrease on the product. We have setup a discount code in Apple Subscription and it’s linked to a product we are showing the customers in the paywall but there seems to be no way of the customer redeeming a code like you can see in the Apple Documentation belowhttps://developer.apple.com/design/human-interface-guidelines/in-app-purchase#Supporting-offer-codesThe only way I could get this to work is to engage the presentCodeRedemptionSheet function.  <RevenueCatUI.PaywallonDismiss={() => router.replace("/(app)/(tabs)/")}/><TouchableOpa

Hi All,I am integrating IAP into my React Native APP using react-native-purchases. I am creating a development build using EAS for Android and getting the below error: I am using react-native-purchases  version 7.22.0 and expo ~47.0.14. As per my understanding, expo ~47.0.14 already supports Android SDK Version 34. Do you think I need to upgrade my Expo SDK version to the latest to make it work?“Execution failed for task ':app:checkDebugAarMetadata'.A failure occurred while executing com.android.build.gradle.internal.tasks.CheckAarMetadataWorkAction  3 issues were found when checking AAR metadata:       1.  Dependency 'androidx.core:core-ktx:1.12.0' requires libraries and applications that           depend on it to compile against version 34 or later of the           Android APIs.           :app is currently compiled against android-31.          Also,