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We used to configure revenue cat like thisPurchases.configure({apiKey: XXX})And we changed it to thisPurchases.configure({apiKey: XXX, appUserID: ourAppUserId})I am not sure of what happend after this:Do all our users now have an alias, in this case greate. Or was a new user created for each user and we need to call syncPurchases  In this case can we remerge them ? As we know that both users have the same deviceId

Hi Our app is using Revenue Cat’s Cordova Android Plugin (latest version) and even though everything works fine when deploying on the development mobile devices and also the purchases succeed (and pretty much any SDK/API interaction), when trying to publish the bundle we are getting the deprecation error (with link to https://developer.android.com/google/play/billing/deprecation-faq).Now, the com.google.android.play.billingclient.version is missing indeed from the AndroidManifest.xml and if I tried adding it manually and specifying 5.0.0 (just trial and error) it failed (merge error - so it seems to be trying to merge something!) and I finally ended up adding this line:<meta-data android:name="com.google.android.play.billingclient.version" android:value="4.1.0" />And it works! Google accepted our bundle, but I’d reall

I have a Flutter app running that uses the RevenueCat SDK.  I install the app on my iPhone and make a purchase which utilizes the devices assigned Apple ID to track purchases.Thus works.Then, I assign a fresh unused AppStore sandbox userID in Settings/AppStore/SandboxAccount.  When I run the app thru VSCode development tools, the Purchases.configure call accesses the RevenueCat cache for the device Apple ID. It does not recognize that the assignment of a Sandbox ID and running through the development tool invokes a different Apple ID and the cache is invalid. I am trying to use the fact that there is no RevenueCat customer entitlements for my app to recognize a new user, but the return of old invalid cached customer info for a different customer is making tis impossible. I tried using invalidateCache  with this code, but it does not ignore the cache……. static Future<void> configure( ) async {   if (Platform.isAndroid) {

This piece of Swift codePurchases.shared.getCustomerInfo { [weak self] info, error in guard let info = info, error == nil else { return } if info.entitlements["monthly_access"]?.isActive == true {Is always returning isActive == true, even though the entitlement has expired.Since I have the original app user ID, I checked with the v1 API and this is what I get:{'request_date': '2023-04-19T09:03:03Z', 'request_date_ms': 1681894983925, 'subscriber': {'entitlements': {'monthly_access': {'expires_date': '2023-04-18T11:14:37Z', 'grace_period_expires_date': None, 'product_identifier': 'subscription_basic', 'purchase_date': '2023-03-18T11:14:37Z'}}, …As you can see the monthly_access exists but its expiration date is older than the current date so I would not expect this to return isActive trueThis is a big issue because it allows people to access the app even though they are not paying (I

I want to use RevenueCat only with non-anonymous appUserIDs.I am using the CloudKit recordID.recordName of the user as a unique user ID. This recordName should be consistent across reinstalls and across devices as long as the user is logged in with his same AppleID.I am getting that userID async during launch of my app and it may not yet be available when I call Purchases.configure().My question: Will the customerInfo that gets created during .configure() be alway associated correctly with the customerInfo of the user with the appUserID (CloudKit recordName) if I call .configure() first at app launch and typically a few moments later .login() with the appUserID?Or does this create lots of “dangling” anonymous customerInfo records in RC that have no future use? I have read the login alias information in the docs: 

Hi all,I am currently playing around with the changes that come with billing client 5 implemented in the RevenueCat Flutter SDK version 5.0.0-beta.1, and I am getting an unexpected identifier on the StoreProducts:List<String> products = ['subscription_annual'];List<StoreProduct> storeProducts = [...await Purchases.getProducts(products, productType: ProductType.subs),...await Purchases.getProducts(products, productType: ProductType.inapp),];for (StoreProduct e in storeProducts) { print(e.identifier); // Prints subscription_annual:p1y}I would expect the identifier to be identical to the product that I am retrieving from Google Play, but it appears it defaults to something like product:basePlanId. The defaultOption and subscriptionOptions appear to be correct:

I have setup offerings and fetching them in my react-native app using getOfferings function.I do get all the offerings but all the offering only has the backwards compatible product in their product key.{ identifier: "$rc_monthly", offeringIdentifier: "premium", packageType: "MONTHLY", product: { currencyCode: "BDT", description: "...", discounts: null, identifier: "premium", introPrice: null, price: 23000, priceString: "BDT 23,000.00", productCategory: "SUBSCRIPTION", productType: "AUTO_RENEWABLE_SUBSCRIPTION", subscriptionPeriod: "P1Y", title: "Premium (Dating Vill)", },}{ identifier: "$rc_six_month", offeringIdentifier: "premium", packageType: "SIX_MONTH", product: { currencyCode: "BDT", description: "...", discounts: null, identi

Hey Folks,My production application is not working, because Firebase extension version is not correct. I’ve updated my Firebase extension to v0.1.7 and I’m getting this error:`{"code":2,"message":"The version of this extension is not the same. Extension version 0.1.7, Api version: 0.1.6. Please retry the request with the correct version","extension_version":"0.1.7"}` Related Github issue: https://github.com/RevenueCat/firestore-revenuecat-purchases/issues/51I think this commit went wrong: https://github.com/RevenueCat/firestore-revenuecat-purchases/commit/522615658d012

Hi cool revenuecats and kittens,We have built an app and we are working with revenuecat to facilitate in-app subscriptions. We’ve set everything up correctly, but for some reason there is still something going wrong in getting the subscriptions for iOS. It works for Android. We have tried to debug and found the following:When we try to await Purchases.getOfferings()

Hi ! I am configuring the SDK in a React Native app in Expo, using eas build.The doc indicates the following :To see your configured products in your Android app, you’ll need to upload this APK to Google Play. This APK does not need to be released to production—uploading it to an internal track is sufficient.But the APK built to test the app in the device can not be uploaded to the Play Store since they only accept .aab files Trying to get the offerings in my app triggers the following errors :There is an issue with your configuration. Check the underlying error for more details.at node_modules/react-native/Libraries/BatchedBridge/NativeModules.js:105:59 in promiseMethodWrapperat node_modules/react-native-purchases/dist/purchases.js:266:33 in __generator$argument_1at node_modules/react-native-purchases/dist/purchases.js:31:43 in stepat node_modules/react-native-purchases/dist/purch

Docs say not to configure RevenueCat in -application:didFinishLaunchingWithOptions: when using custom user ids since iOS 15+ prewarming. Instead configure in your root view controller’s initialization method. Which ‘initialization’ method is that? The +initialization factory method, or the -init instance method?  https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/user-ids#provide-app-user-id-on-configuration Provide App User ID on configuration ❗️iOS 15+ PrewarmingIn certain cases, iOS may prewarm your app - this essentially means your app will be launched silently in the ba

In swift, when I purchase a consumable item, it sends a receipt to the server for validation. In storekit, I know that it checks the purchase history of the consumable item on the server and then calls the finishtransaction() function inside the app.So how can revenucat do this? When I use revenucat, I tried to check the purchase history on the server but there is no history. Please tell me how to do it.Thanks.

 Suppose you don’t have any user registration or account system.Now, if the user downloads your app (let’s say with 1 week free trial), and deletes the app, and re-downloads it again, if they are using random/anonymous user IDs that are generated by RevenueCat, then they will be able to circumvent the subscription process by simply deleting and resinstalling the app to get another 1 week free. They can do this repeatedly. Am I correct?If so, then it seems important to use custom user IDs in this scenario (for example, UIDevice.currentDevice.identifierForVendor.UUIDString) which will generate a unique user ID for each device for the vendor/app. Then we can check if the user has already downloaded and installed the app and taken advantage of the free trial, and if so, don’t allow another. Correct?If we use this approach, the subscription won’t be available on any other devices. But that’s okay, since on those devices, we can always use the “Restore Purchase

Hi all,I am trying to integrate RevenueCat into my Managed Expo app to allow users to make a subscription purchase. I’ve followed all the guides on setting up my subscriptions in the Apple appstoreconnect as well as on RevenueCat’s dashboard.Now I am trying to `Purchases.getOfferings()`, but it is returning ERROR: [Error: There is an issue with your configuration. Check the underlying error for more details. There's a problem with your configuration. None of the products registered in the RevenueCat dashboard could be fetched from App Store Connect (or the StoreKit Configuration file if one is being used). For context, my organization uses a separate internal distribution build for development.In the app store, our bundleIdentifier follows standard naming convention: `com.myorg.myapp.ios`. For our internal

EXPIRATION event type with "expiration_reason"="UNSUBSCRIBE" is sent right after CANCELATION and isn’t sent when subscriptions are really expired according to expiration time.(Google Play subscriptions)It was ok before the release for Google Play billing V5...

The problem is that purchasePackage takes long time (over 60 sec) to complete its job and return value. Developed with Flutter, testing on iOS device with Sandbox environment.  The related code is :CustomerInfo purchaserInfo = await Purchases.purchasePackage(selectedPackage); Is this something related to Sandbox and App Store Connect and no need to worry on production environment? If anyone advise on this issue, ,much appreciated. Thanks. 

Hi there,My question is this: We have connected webhook events to our app and in the client side we have implemented only the configure part with userId and login method   RNPurchase.configure({                apiKey: "xxxxxxxxx",                appUserID: UUID-userIdHere   }); RNPurchase.logIn(userID);  So our app won't have anonymous users. According to documents, we should not call logOut() method for users because we don’t want anonymous users. However, we should be able to get TRANSFER type of events in the webhooks but we could not received it yet. In this case our users can change users with different logins. We have tried that:

I have in Revenue 1 Offer with 4 packages. 1 Premium Monthly, 1 Premium Yearly, 1 Plus Monthly, 1 Plus Yearly. All packages are connected with the product from the respective app stores. Everything works perfectly on Apple but Google does not show me a single subscription (Premium Monthly). Does it take until changes are visible in RevenueCat. We use the whole thing in a Flutter App.

I’m trying to use an offering with multiple packages (using custom identifiers), and the documentation is incorrect when it says you can access an offering and a package via its identifier in this section:https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/displaying-products#displaying-packages It says to use this code:offerings.all("experiment_group").package("<package_id>")But in the RevenueCat SDK, “all” is a property and not a method. See PurchasesOfferings interface:https://revenuecat.github.io/react-native-purchases-docs/5.13.1/interfaces/PurchasesOfferings.html#current Similarly

Consider a situation where user had subscribed to any of the plans in one platform (assume ios) and later due to some reason user has to change to different platform (say android) or vice versa. How to best handle this situation ? User doesn’t seem to see active entitlement.

verbatim copy of code from the documentation: const sdk = require('api')('@revenuecat/v4.0#1yz2c0m2sl5v5md8q');sdk.auth('Bearer REVENUECAT_API_KEY');sdk.deleteSubscriber({app_user_id: 'app_user_id'}) .then(res => console.log(res)) .catch(err => console.error(err));produces this error:Error: Sorry, `deleteSubscriber` does not appear to be a valid operation on this API. at Proxy.<anonymous> (/workspace/node_modules/api/src/index.js:164:21) at processTicksAndRejections (node:internal/process/task_queues:96:5)  

After i do purchasing using function : final result = await Purchases.purchaseProduct( "skuID", type: PurchaseType.inapp,);after successing do payment, revenueCat will trigger webhook and retrieve data just like : https://www.revenuecat.com/docs/webhooks#events-format what if i want to adding new key-value such as meta-data into webhook responsejust like : {key1: value1. . .meta-data: {   recipe_id: id_recipe_1  }}do you have any idea with this case team?

XCode: Version 13.0 (13A233)macOS Deployment Target: 11.0Install via Swift Package ManagerWhen I compile it prompts: No such module 'Purchases'  

I have an existing RevenueCat implementation in SwiftUI using the Purchases SDK 3.14.1 in production.I am currently in the process of upgrading to the latest RevenueCat SDK 4.17.8 and am therefore reconsidering my design choices and looking for best practices / guidance on how to implement an ObservableObject for SwiftUI with Swift concurrency (async/await) using the latest RevenueCat SDK.I have a single entitlement (“premium”) in my app for which I want to broadcast its subscription status through a @Published boolean variable in the ObservableObject, similar to the ‘MagicWeatherSwiftUI’ example provided by RevenueCat:@MainActorclass PurchasesManager: NSObject, ObservableObject {    static let shared = PurchasesManager()    @Published var customerInfo: CustomerInfo? {        didSet {            subscriptionActive = customerInfo?.entitlements[Constants.RevenueCat.premiumEntitlement]?.isActive ==

This seems to be a common ask for help, but Purchases.getOfferings() is not working for me with the error `None of the products registered in the RevenueCat dashboard could be fetched from App Store Connect`. It’s a situation like this other thread (among others), but I think I’ve double-checked all the things to watch out for.Specifically, I had RevenueCat working with my app, which right now is in beta so at most some folks are testing it via Testflight - RevenueCat could retrieve the products then. I then decided to create a dev version of my app using a different bundle ID so that I could simultaneously have the Testflight version and the Expo development build on my phone.Now, Purchases.getOfferings() is working fine on the Testflight version (which has my original b