“restore purchases”

Hi,I am woring on error handling logic for In-App Purchases and I'm running into a strange issue.If I set my iOS device Link Conditioner to 100% loss and then attempt to restore purchases within my app sandbox environment, It never asks the user for an app store password, it then waits a while and then it calls back on -paymentQueueRestoreCompletedTransactionsFinished:queue instead of on - paymentQueue:restoreCompletedTransactionsFailedWithError:If I turn wifi off completely, then it returns on the correct method (- paymentQueue:restoreCompletedTransactionsFailedWithError:)The error handling logic works as follows:If I get a callback on -paymentQueue:restoreCompletedTransactionsFailedWithError:, I present the user with an appropriate error to check their network connection or in-app purchase capabilities.If I get the callback on -paymentQueueRestoreCompletedTransactionsFinished:queue and then see no purchases, I tell the user that the purchases were restored

I am consumer and not a developer so hope this is okay. I’m fairly tech savvy but can’t figure this out for the life of me. I recently changed the email associated with my Apple ID (not sure if relevant) but soon after trying to restore a purchase or buy anything within a TestFlight app, it asks me to sign in with my Apple ID even though I’m signed in. Payments just don’t work. They used to earlier. FWIW the issue occurs on apps I started testing on my old email and the new one.

We are experiencing widespread issues (on all versions of iOS) with Testflight In-App purchases failing. Purchases are working as expected in Sandbox environment with Sandbox testers created in iTunes Connect.Normally what used to happen is that we could send a build to our Testflight group and they could use a production App Store account to make purchases (The Apple prompt already says that the purchase is in Beta and they will not be charged. However, now whats happening is the purchase fails with a Cannot connect to iTunes error. To confirm, the SKProducts are loaded perfectly, even a Restore purchase seems to work. Its just buying anything that fails.We have tested using a Sandbox account in TestFlight and this actually works which is not what we expect since Sandbox testers shouldnt work in Testflight?Anyone else experiencing this

I am developing an iOS application with In-App Purchase (IAP). I tested the IAP (in the sandbox environment) and it's working fine.However, once we released the app we started facing an issue - users buy subscription but the content is still restricted.My app has auto-renewal subscriptions. I check receipt by sending it to Apple Server (buy.itunes.apple.com/verifyReceipt). I receive the receipt[[NSBundle mainBundle] appStoreReceiptURL]Restore purchase via [[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] restoreCompletedTransactions]doesn’t work as well.Can I test it in another environment except for sandbox in order to understand what cases the issue?

Problem:We are experiencing an in-app purchase issue since last Friday. Everything works fine on sandbox environment with sandbox test account. But when it comes to Testflight, all services related to in-app purchase failed, including refreshing receipts, restoring purchase, and making new purchase. They all have the same error msg which is Error Domain=SKErrorDomain Code=0 Cannot connect to iTunes StoreWhat I did:I searched across the forum and found forks posting the same issue. Following their guide, I checked the the banking and tax info, which is all clear. I also tried clearing and recreating test flight users, which did not work.Environment:OS Version: 13.3.1Xcode Version: 11.3.1

The iOS App Sandbox plays a pivotal role in ensuring the secure testing of In-App Purchases (IAPs) without impacting real users. To utilize the sandbox, set up your app's IAPs in App Store Connect. Begin by importing the StoreKit framework and fetching product information using SKProductsRequest. Once products are retrieved, initiate purchases through SKPaymentQueue. Implement the SKPaymentTransactionObserver to handle transaction updates, distinguishing between successful, failed, and restored purchases. When testing, remember to use test user accounts and sign in to the App Store with a test account on your device. This ensures a controlled environment for validating IAPs during development. URL - https://www.controlf5.in/ios-mobile-app-development-company/ swift Copy code import StoreKit class YourViewController: UIViewController, SKProductsRequestDelegate, SKPaymentTransactionObserver { func fetchProducts() { let productIdentifiers: Set<String> = [com.yourapp.product1, com

Greetings folks, I'm implementing logic for restoring my app's non-consumable purchases, but I seem to be hitting a roadblock. It seems my app is looking for the original .zip file that was downloaded from Apple's hosted content servers in the first transaction. But of course, I'm deleting this file after the initial download is completed and the files are transferred out of the Caches directory. So now when this function is called upon trying to restore purchases, the content is not restored. Here's my processDownload function that gets called when active downloads polled in paymentQueue(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue, updatedDownloads downloads: [SKDownload]) are updated to SKDownloadState.finished language public func paymentQueue(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue, updatedDownloads downloads: [SKDownload]) { for download in downloads { switch download.state { case SKDownloadState.active: let p = downloadProgress_ + download.contentIdentifier NotificationCenter.default.post(name: NSNotifi