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I am following the ‘Magic Weather’ tutorial using Flutter on iOS. I’ve set up the RC project, app, entitlements, offerings and products. When I run the app, purchaserInfo appears to be valid but all of the lists and maps are blank.Any help is appreciated.

I have an application and I would like to integrate it with your API. But my app is old and is in Ionic 3 and Cordova. It is possible to integrate via this documentation (https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/ionic) as I tried and some errors occurred on my deviceionic infoIonic: ionic (Ionic CLI) : 4.12.0 Ionic Framework : ionic-angular 3.9.9 @ionic/app-scripts : 3.2.3Cordova: cordova (Cordova CLI) : 10.0.0 Cordova Platforms : not available Cordova Plugins : not availableSystem: Android SDK Tools : 26.1.1 (/opt/Android) NodeJS : v10.22.0 (/home/alyson/.nvm/versions/node/v10.22.0/bin/node) npm : 6.14.6 OS : Linux 5.4One of the mistakes:

Hi there,I’m new to developing and I’m trying to implement the purchases SDK for ioS. I’m using xCode and Swift UI.I’ve followed all the steps, I’ve installed via CocoaPods and I can see the Pod.xcodeproj in my xc file. Everything builds successfully. However when I try and use the import Purchase it just says there is No Such module ‘Purchase’. I’ve added In-App Purchase as a capability. In the tutorial I’ve followed it just worked and I’m at a loss as to what to try. ThanksChris

Good morning,We’re looking at the Firebase Integration documentation here : https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/firebase-integration In the section about setting the Firebase User Identity in RevenueCat. Here: // Add state change listener for Firebase Authentication Auth.auth().addStateDidChangeListener { (auth, user) in if let uid = user?.uid { // identify Purchases SDK with new Firebase user Purchases.shared.logIn(uid, { (info, created, error) in if let e = error { print("Sign in error: \(e.localizedDescription)") } else { print("User \(uid) signed in") } }) }

We have been using the ionic purchases plugin for a while in our project. Recently we have been working on getting offer codes working for iOS. This has not been successful at all.The implementation we have:- We call purchases.login at startup- We listen for purchases.onPurchaserInfoUpdated which triggers when someone makes a purchase (and we unlock based on the entitlements available)- We call purchases.presentCodeRedemptionSheet which pops up the iOS offer code screen- After it didnt work we started listening for purchases.addShouldPurchasePromoProductListener, we thought this might be triggered for the offer codesWe had to test this in production as offer codes didnt work at all in our test environment. Any tips to do this are more then welcome.We have seen multiple things going wrong in the app:- The redeem promo code button (the iOS native part) will go on disabled after pressing it, take a w

Hi, Revenuecat was previously working well with our app. recently the fetching on SKProducts are flaky, sometimes it fetches all and sometimes subscriptions are missing one or two. I have contacted apple and they couldn’t help me saying the issue is with Revenuecat. Anyone can help? 

Hello, I have an inquiry regarding the addition of the "Restoring Purchase Products" function. (Appstore has rejected the assessment that it does not have a purchase restore function.)What I'm curious about is1.I wonder if I can use "Anonymous App User IDs".I wonder if I need to designate a user ID.2.Purchases.addPurchaserInfoUpdateListener((purchaserInfo) async {final purchaserInfo = await Purchases.getPurchaserInfo();...}andPurchaserInfo restoredInfo = await Purchases.restoreTransactions();I'm curious about the difference.If the method is different, is there a code to refer to?I am inquiring because it seems to bring the same purchase information.Thank you for reading it.- Notes. flutter app. Purchase or restore purchase after SNS log-in. We do not share subscriptions between platforms.

The following message popped up on our Google Play console on June 2: Changes for users based in the European UnionJun 2, 2022 23:25In light of changes to EU consumer laws, we would like to inform you about important changes to prices and promotions on Google Play for users based in the European Union.Disclosing personalized pricing We've added an API to the Google Play Billing Library that will inform users in Google Play's purchase flow that an item's price has been personalized using automated decision-making. Please reference Art. 6 (1) (ea) of the Consumer Rights Directive (2011/83/EU) to determine if the price you are offering to users is personalized. To inform Google Play of when to add this disclosure you must have the latest version of the Google Play Billing Library (v.5.0) and call the setIsOfferPersonalized() method when an item's price has been personalized for the user.Changes

We’re looking to use RevenueCat across our native Swift iOS app, Electron Mac app, and React web app. Currently all of our subscriptions have been managed via Stripe.Is there a best practice around how to integrate on the Electron app? We’re assuming Electron should behave similarly to web and use the Stripe Checkout integration or the RevenueCat REST API, but just want to make sure we’re on the right track before continuing.

We recently launched our app and have a monthly subscription plan with a free trial.In both playstore and appstore we did set up free trials/introductory offers and are applied for all countries.For some reason, users in the UK do not see the free trial in the payment sheet and they are charged right away. Our dev team is in Serbia and we do see the free trial.Looking at this https://docs.revenuecat.com/docs/ios-subscription-offers free trials are handled manually.Sounds similar to thisWe are using react native 4.5.3.Any ideas what we are doing wrong?

Hello all,I’d like to check the originalApplicationVersion for my iOS app, without prompting the user to login to their AppStore account.Your “converting a paid iOS app to subscription” blogpost has the following code, which looks like it should do what I want:if let receiptURL = Bundle.main.appStoreReceiptURL,   let _ = try? Data(contentsOf: receiptURL) {    Purchases.shared.restoreTransactions { (info, error) in        completion?(info)    }} This implies that it’s safe to call restoreTransactions if we’re certain that there is a receipt on the device.However,

hey guys good morning i am having this issue and couldn’t figure out. I am using the new SDK("react-native-purchases": "^4.5.3"), and also EXPO MANAGED FLOW("expo": "~44.0.0"), all updated.evaluating RNPurchases.isConfiguredThis is my code:useEffect(() => {    const connectRevenueCat = async () => {      Purchases.setDebugLogsEnabled(true)      if (Platform.OS === 'android') {        console.log('entrou 3')        await Purchases.setup('mypass', 'null')      }    }    connectRevenueCat()  const getPackages = async () => {      try {        const offerings = await Purchases.getOfferings()        if (offerings.current !== null) {          setProducts([offerings.current.availablePackages[0].product])        }      } catch (e) {        // put t

I updated my Swift dependencies in SPM from 3.12.4 to 3.12.7. After I update, I get the “no products registered” error below. Nothing has changed in App Store Connect or in RevenueCat. I don’t get any errors on 3.12.4 My phone is on iOS 15.0.2 2021-10-17 16:03:48.699413-0700 Anime Karma List[1086:198879] [Purchases] - ERROR: 🍎‼️ Error fetching offerings - Error Domain=RCPurchasesErrorDomain Code=23 "There's a problem with your configuration. There are no products registered in the RevenueCat dashboard for your offerings. To configure products, follow the instructions in https://rev.cat/how-to-configure-offerings. More information: https://rev.cat/why-are-offerings-empty" UserInfo={NSLocalizedDescription=There's a problem with your configuration. There are no products registered in the RevenueCat dashboard for your offerings. To configure products, follow the instructions in https://rev.cat/how-to-configure-offerings.

Good eveningWe are moving away from calling SK1 directly towards using RC in iOS. We do use SKStorefront. We see the RCStoreFront class in the xcframework but we haven’t found a way to access/init/fetch it. Dead end? Can you point us in the right direction? How to get a RCStoreFront in ObjC Thank you

I have an app that works fine for iOS and Android.I'm currently trying to run an app on macOS.I use Flutter and a package of purchases_flutter 3.9.5Subscriptions work fine on iOS and Android.The macOS application has Capability: In-App PurchaseAfter launching the application for macOS, I get the error:2022-06-01 11:49:28.251 myapp[31721:239951] [Purchases] - DEBUG: ℹ️ Products request finished.2022-06-01 11:49:28.251 myapp[31721:239951] [Purchases] - DEBUG: 💰 Retrieved SKProducts:2022-06-01 11:49:28.251 myapp[31721:239951] [Purchases] - WARN: 🍎‼️ Invalid Product Identifiers - (    "myapp_299_1m_0m",    "myapp_3299_1y_0m")2022-06-01 11:49:28.251 myapp[31721:239951] [Purchases] - DEBUG: ℹ️ 1 completion handlers waiting on products2022-06-01 11:49:28.254 myapp[31721:237671] [Purchases] - ERROR: 🍎‼️ Error fetching offerings - Error Domain=RCPurchasesErrorDomain Code=23 "None of the products registered in

I am implementing paid subscriptions in my iOS app. I have an entitlement called “Pro” in RevenueCat, but this seems to be returned to the app sometimes as “pro” and sometimes as “Pro”.  I get the entitlements using Purchases.shared.getCustomerInfo { (purchaserInfo, error) in } purchaserInfo?.entitlements contains one entry as expected, but both the key and the entitlementInfo.identifier are “pro” not “Pro”. However, just after a purchase completes successfully, it is [edit: sometimes] returned as Pro. This is using a sandbox user, if that is relevant.Is this expected behaviour? I suspect not, but can’t figure out what’s going in. Perhaps something to do with caching of user entitlements. Any ideas?      

Hey there! I’m currently implementing an “Active Subscription” view in my app and was wondering if I can somehow get the following data from the `CustomerInfo`?Next payment price (the next amount the user will be changed)Active renewal period (if the user is subscribed to weekly, monthly or yearly)Family sharing active (if the active subscription can be shared with the iCloud family)A possible workaround could be to load the products again and search for the `productIdentifier`, but here I’m not sure how I’d find out which price is the due on the next payment (intro offer, discount, etc)Thanks in advance!

My IAP Promotions were being held because my binary  “did not include the SKPaymentTransactionObserver method” I haven’t seen anything like this before. I had presumed that this would be included in the Purchases package. Am I missing something, or did Apple? Thanks

Trying to add the RevenueCat SDK as a Swift Package on Xcode 12.3 for iOS on Catalina after specifying dependency rule  as suggested the error “because purchases-ios  >= 4.0.0-beta.9 contains incompatible tools version and root depends on purchases-ios 4.0.0..<5.0.0, version solving failed” appears . How can work around this?

I am hoping we can get some guidance on how to test billing errors in the sandbox. Specifically, we are never seeing billingIssueDetectedAt populated.As an example, we subscribe using a license tester on Android in our React Native app. The subscription goes through successfully, and afterwards, we set our payment source to “always decline” through Google Play. Because it’s a monthly subscription, we wait 5 min, and when the renewal charge is made, we get an email from Google saying the subscription was suspended because of a billing issue. However, there is no change on the customerInfo object when I call getPurchaserInfo().Fast forward another 5 min, and the subscription is cancelled. This time, if I call getPurchaserInfo(), I immediately see the purchase is no longer active. However, there is still no value for billingIssueDetectedAt, and the expirationDate has not chan

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?

Some of our iOS users have reported that nothing happens when when restoring purchases on iOS and I’ve been able to reproduce. From debugging my own account, I have an active subscription in App Store but when I restore purchase, I noticed my `PurchaserInfo` does not include active subscriptions when restoring. In case it’s relevant, the `appUserId` we pass in during initialization with `Purchases.setup()` can be a different id across installs (e.g., a fresh install creates a new user id).Any known issues or advice on how to debug this further? VersionsTested with the following and both had empty active subscription:Flutter v2.10.3 and purchases_flutter v3.8.0 Flutter v3.0.1 and purchases_flutter v3.10.0 Code: final PurchaserInfo restoredInfo = await Purchases.restoreTransactions(); The data in PurchaserInfo:

Hi all, I want to find all purchases made by the user on IAP, in my app’s code. Actually due to some UX issues, some customers have bought both the lifetime and monthly subscription of the app. Now I want to identify such users while they run the app, and instruct them on how to claim refund for one of the purchase. What is the best way to do this, since I don’t have any email id identifier for the users, I was thinking of adding code to identify such users in the app itself, any pointers on what functions can I call from RevenueCat’s SDK for me to solve this issue. I am looking for iOS based solution 14.0+.

Have user A logged in Purchase a subscription Log out, log in as user B Purchase a consumable in-app purchaseExpected: no subscription for user B, subscription for user AActual: subscription for B, no subscription for AThis is extremely wrong, since user B is expecting to get a consumable in-app purchase effect, while they get an effect as if they bought a subscription. Subscriptions should only be transferred when explicitly asked by a user.

I am developing an app that gives access to a certain database for information lookup.The idea is to charge $2.99 for the app in the app store which gives access to the current version of the database for life.Then, whenever a new version of the database is available (happens annually), offer a non-consumable in-app purchase to get lifetime access to the new version.My problemIf a user buys the app in 2022 and uninstalls it when the in-app offer to upgrade to 2023 comes up (not purchasing the upgrade) and then reinstalls it, How can I figure out what version of the database they are entitled to? How can I determine when they first bought the app?