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I migrated my app to RC, however old subscribed users are having a sync problem. Previously, I was using react-native-iap library for subscriptions and receipts validations in the client side.  if ( isSubscribedInOldSystem // not able to get this information && !isSubscribedInRevenueCat) { Purchases.syncPurchases();}Because of RC, I had to remove react-native-iap from my packages.json to prevent crashes and libraries incompatibilities.I never stored any users subscriptions informations and I am now unable to get the isSubscribedInOldSystem to syncPurchases. I need your help. Is there any way to proceed?  Thank you in advance,Paul

We are currently testing restore purchase behavior on the Test Flight version of our app. When evoking the restore purchase behavior the app was able to locate the current subscription and unlock pro level features, but we never received a TRANSFER webhook. Are TRANSFER events available in Sandbox/Test Flight environments. 

I'm having a problem with Android users, they purchase the subscription, but does not receive the subscription, instead they are asked to open the App to confirm the subscriptionReact Nativereact-native-purchases: 4.5.2

Hi Guys!Our project uses revenuecat with react native. We noticed a problem with purchases on Android TV when a user doesn’t have the payment methods defined on his Google account. When a user tries to purchase an item google directs the user to a page where  presents 2 options: complete the purchase on an Android device, or following a link on a desktop. When a user completes the payment on another device the app doesn't get the information about the purchase and the only option that the user has is to try to back to previous screen.and we get this error:  2022-03-24 11:37:42.025 18325-18325/? E/[Purchases] - ERROR: 🤖‼️ BillingWrapper purchases

We are trying to show an alert if the user is not eligible for the trial/offer on our paywall. It’s very important we test that for new users this alert does not show, because otherwise we’re going to start blocking valid payments. We tried testing this on Testflight using a sandbox account. Our sandbox user presses Reset Eligibility to clear out any old uses of the trials/offers.When we carry out this test, the status comes back “Unknown”. Is this common when using a sandbox tester? Are there any obvious reasons this could be? Is there a way of testing the new user path (i.e. one that has just signed up and has not taken out any trials) without having to repeatedly create new users or something? We’re using react-native-pu

I am testing purchases in sandbox. I have purchased a subscription before, and it has expired.When I go in to purchase again, `Purchases.purchasePackage` prints purchase successful immediately  and returns nothing and stalls.

Hey All,We’re noticed a bug appear on devices running iOS 15.4 having issues when trying to present the store code redemption sheet using the RevenueCat iOS SDK (3.14.1).Purchases.shared.presentCodeRedemptionSheet()The presentation sheet appears, however the expected redeem code page is missing. Instead we’re presented with a “Cannot Connect” with the retry button not performing any action.This is repeatable on all devices running 15.4 and only appears after the update from 15.3.1.Does migrating to the the most recent 4.1.0 release fix this issue for devices on iOS 15.4?Thanks 

My iOS SwiftUI app is in Testflight, everything seemed OK, but since this weekend, there is this strange behaviour. When the app is run for the first time, everything works fine. But on second run (and all subsequent runs), offerings are not shown.If the app is deleted from device and reinstalled, the issue repeats: first launch shows offerings, second launch does not.______ Console ____________2022-03-20 21:32:45.986445+0100 AppName[12345:1234567] [Purchases] - DEBUG: 👤 Identifying App User ID2022-03-20 21:32:45.988665+0100 AppName[12345:1234567] [Purchases] - DEBUG: ℹ️ Debug logging enabled2022-03-20 21:32:45.988708+0100 AppName[12345:1234567] [Purchases] - DEBUG: ℹ️ SDK Version - 4.2.0-SNAPSHOT2022-03-20 21:32:45.988732+0100 AppName[12345:1234567] [Purchases] - DEBUG: 👤 No initial App User ID2022-03-20 21:32:45.991893+0100 AppName[12345:1234567] [Purchases] - DEBUG: ℹ️ Sending latest CustomerInfo to delegate.2022-03-20 21:32

Hi,The following issue (https://github.com/RevenueCat/react-native-purchases/issues/200) was closed but I am still experiencing the error when I do a release build of a new scheme (i.e. staging, prod etc) of my React Native app. This was fine until now as we had a workaround of removing the `build` and `pods` folders and reinstalling the pods i.e. `rm -rf ios/build && rm -rf ios/pods && yarn && cd ios && pod install` every time we switched schemes and wanted to do a new release build.However, in the last few days, we have added an Apple Watch Extension to our RN app which is built using SwiftUI. Anytime that we try to build the Watch App with preview mode enabled (https://develo

Hello, In my app I have Block Restores enabled and the following situation:2 auto renewable subscription options set up - monthly and annualUser A subscribes to an annual subscription  User B logs in on the same device and tries to subscribe to annual - gets the `receiptAlreadyInUseError` and I show an error But if User B tries to subscribe to a monthly subscription - the subscription goes through, switching User A’s subscription to a monthly subscription instead of annual (user B still doesn’t have a subscription, as expected)How can I tell that the currently logged in Apple ID is already subscribed with a different user and show an error when another user tries to subscribe and inadvertently changes the original user’s subscription?`CustomerInfo` doesn’t seem to have that info, User B has no active subscriptions.

Within a local Xcode testing environment we sometimes run in to the following error (which is received from RevenueCat):Error Domain=RCBackendErrorDomain Code=7638 "There is another request in flight trying to perform the same action."This is the error that we receive back when we try and make a purchase (within the following code block): func purchase(package: Package, completion: @escaping (InAppPurchaseResult) -> Void) { purchasePackage(package) { _, purchaserInfo, error, userCanceled in if userCanceled { completion(.userCancelled) } else if let error = error { completion(.failure(error)) print(error) print(error.localizedDescription) } else if purchaserInfo?.entitlements.all["unlocked"]?.isActive == true { completion(.success) } else {

Hi,I’m a currently facing an issue in sandbox mode with renewal subscriptions in Android.When I purchase I get the activeSubscriptions property within the UpdatedPurchaserInfoListener(onReceived) but after some time, if I kill the app and relaunch it, the listener will return an empty activeSubscriptions.And still, after some time, killing the app again and relaunching it will give me the expected activeSubscriptions.This is happening before the subscription gets cancelled after the 6th renewal.So why do I get this empty activeSubscriptions property whereas the subscription is supposed to be active ? It’s really annoyingThanks for helping 

I am trying to migration to RevenueCat. I must use Client Side Migration due to not having app_user_id. The problem I have is that the documentation does not show how to use syncPurchases with React Native. The current example show the process in swift Swift example:Purchases.shared.syncPurchases { (customerInfo, error) in }How do we call the Client Side Migration “syncPurchases” in React Native?

We are going to publish our app with in-app purchases in Russia. Now we have a problem — Google Play is pausing it’s billing system for users in Russia. Can we publish our app with you SDK and solve the problem? Can users from Russia buy subscriptions this way?

So I have a version 1.0089 of our app. It worked perfectly in TestFlight, I send the app to review at Apple and it was accepted. The app of version 1.0089 can now be downloaded in the App Store, but the purchasing of a subscription is not working. Nothing really happens. No In-app UI is showing, even though it did so in TestFlight?What can I possibly be missing here?

I have found testing that the line below sometimes returns false when a subscription is active. purchaserInfo.entitlements[XXXXXXXXX]?.isActiveHow can this be?Also I notice that in your quick start guide you no longer have the line purchaserInfo.entitlements[XXXXXXXXX]?.isActiveregardsPeter 

I’m trying to handle `TRANSFER` events from the webhooks.Unfortunately, the `TRANSFER` events don’t copy any of the users previous attributes, including aliases (there should be an option to do this automatically IMO), so now we’re trying to keep our user app IDs in sync with our backend/database.It seems that I cannot set aliases using the REST API though, only attributes. Is there a way for me to set aliases using the REST API?

Entitlement “pro” = will active app and allow users to access basic feature in the user interfaceEntitlement “cloud_store” = allow users to store data to our cloud server   When users open our app (device A), there is no sign in form. The user can purchase a subscription which grants them the entitlement “pro”. As a result of no login process I know that the user will be an anonymous user. I also know that any other device (device B) can restore as long as they are on . I have 1 section (feature) in my app which allows users to store data to our server. For this I plan to require users to login to sync to our server. Once a user login they can purchase a different entitlement “cloud_store” My question: will I be able to allow 1 users with multiple devices, (device A: logged in) (device B: not logged in) to share entitlement “pro” and (device A) would only have access to entitlement “cloud_store” I guest I a

Hello, I have a React Native iOS project where I am incorporating RevenueCat Consumable in app purchases.  We noticed that there is an edge case with the purchasePackage flow described in the documentation here: https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/making-purchases        try {            console.log(`Making purchase`);            await Purchases.purchasePackage(productPackage);            console.log(`Purchase successful`);        } catch (error) {            if (error.userCancelled) {                // do nothing            } else {                // do error logic            }        }If there is an internet disruption or the app crashes during the execution of that purchasePackage promise (after the pa

I am using RevenueCat for inline purchase and I would like to be able to show the data in the attached image. In particular, I need to show following subscription data:subscription name: Was able to get entitlementInfo.identifier but I need entitlementInfo.description. I could not get that.purchase value: Can't get that from entitlementInfo.subscription period: Can't get that from entitlement info.expirationDate: was able to get it from entitlementInfo.expirationDateIn the entitlementInfo there is a property called productIdentifier which can help me get some of the data I want. But I will need to map productIdentifier to the correct package. Does anyone knows how to do that? 

We have a single entitlement in our project that can be backed by a few different subscriptions (iOS / Android / Web).  Cancellation flow works and I can see the hooks being delivered to RevenueCat but I’d like to be able to differentiate between states of “unsubscribed but subscription has not expired” (ie good until end of month) and “unsubscribed” (ie no entitlement). Is there a way to do this? Thanks!

Hey there, I have looked online and in the forums but could not find a way to configure the HTTPClient with customable timeout.Basically from my code overview (iOS SDK - https://github.com/RevenueCat/purchases-ios) the HTTPClient is internal to the SDK and you cannot configure it - am I wrong?We suffered from long timeout today which caused our application to hang.It could be a nice addition to the Purchases singleton API to add additional configuration for different underlying services the default o60 seconds of NSURLSession is obsolete.I also encoutered this PR - https://github.com/RevenueCat/purchases-ios/pull/910 that enabled timeout for SKProductRequest - again allowing to configure it from outside of the SDK could be h

Hi folks, I am testing the purchase function and running into a problem that, every time I called the purchase function it will ask me to login using my Apple ID. I tested on both physical device and stimulator. I’ve login both before I installed the app (i also tried uninstall and login again but no luck).  Any advice? Thanks a lot. 

This have been extremely frustrating, and I am in dire need for help or assistance. I created a app and added the RevenueCat code information to my project, and followed all the examples exactly. I watch countless videos. I finally got it to work on the simulator IOS 14 like explained. it works perfect. I triple checked my information both on RevenueCat platform and in apple developer. after being uploaded to apple developer, and I downloaded it from TestFlight. I try to make a purchase, and nothing happen. it is as if the screen is frozen. please help me with this issue. Thanks!!!!

Current situationMy app is currently on IOS and Android. The IAP work correctly. Im under Flutter.I used to purchase by requesting the product identifier (see below):await Purchases.purchaseProduct(<product identifier>, type: PurchaseType.inapp); Problem with new situation:Now, I have several offering with multiple packages in RevenueCat.So, I need to fetch the offering from RevenueCat when the app starts:Offerings offerings = await Purchases.getOfferings(); Look at the Response, there is an error on the price shown by RevenueCat: I end up with a different price sent by RevenueCat for the same product identifier : Price on Apple Connect: