“restore purchases”

Hi, can't restore my iphone 5S back to 9.3.2Now I'm stuck in DFU mode. Always shows error (47) when attempting to restore firmware.Please anyone help me.....

Hello everyone,I'm restoring some non-consumable products, then doing a SKRefreshReceiptRequest, then looking into the contents of [[NSBundle mainBundle] appStoreReceiptURL].I see transactions being restored as expected but the receipt I get only has 1 in-app purchase instead of the 20-ish I expect to see. Is this normal behavior? How should I validate my restored products on a server?

Hello,Recently we had a few user reporting IAP content (subscription) was not delivered in app. They have paid and IAP content was displayed in the iTunes subscriptions, but, the transaction is missing from in_app array, in the restore.What may be wrong?

I am following the instruction on Restoring Developer Transition Kit to restore it (because my Xcode installation is broken). When I select the Restore on Apple Configurator in the step 4, it fails with the following error. The operation couldn’t be completed. (AMRestoreErrorDomain error 10 - Failed to handle message type StatusMsg) [AMRestoreErrorDomain – 0xA (10)]

Some of my users reported they can not completed the purchase . According to the logs and screen captures . Their purchase progress's last status are purchasing func paymentQueue(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue, updatedTransactions transactions: [SKPaymentTransaction]) { .... .... case .purchasing: // 处理正在购买的情况 //print(购买中); AppDelegate.log.debug(paymentQueue purchasing); LoadingAlert.shared.setText(text: 购买中.localized()) .... After this ，It neither entered any error branch nor prompted the user to confirm the purchase or enter a password, but simply stopped here. There are no other purchase-related logs, and the program is still running normally. At the same time, other users are able to complete their purchases without any issues. However, there have been 4-5 users recently who reported problems with purchasing. What could be the possible reasons? In my local environment, I repeated the test many times, including using sandbox users fr

I've been working through the state restoration example Apple has online. I'm successfully able to encode data but am having difficulties decoding the json file. I've put print statements in my decoding functions, and none of them appear to be firing. I'm working on a watch/phone app, and when the message is sent to the phone, it populates a textView to allow userEditing of the data. Upon receiving the message from the watch, the message is encoded. After appropriately populating this text field and leaving the app, my iOS program is not decoding upon entering foreground or will appear or did appear. Does anyone have a straightforward and simple example of successfully decoding data from json and repopulating a text field? I feel as though I'm wading through a lot of weeds with the state restoration project for what I'm trying to accomplish (new to programming if this is a laughable statement). My other question is, how does state restoration coincide with user kill? It's obviously

I want to update my Apple TV to the 9.1 beta. But I do not want to have to restore (wipe) my device. Is it possible to do an update isntead of a restore? I am NOT going to go through entering all those passwords again. That sucked.When I connect my Apple TV to my computer, I can see a Restore button in iTunes. But I don't see an Update button?

Context/intro: We are running into a situation where a subset of our users are complaining that they need to frequently restore their purchases because the app seems to forget some non-consumable purchases. Our app uses the local receipt as the source of truth, however it restores transactions via restoreCompletedTransactions() so a restored transaction will fire the same app-specific logic that would get fired after a purchase. One theory we have is that the restored transactions do not automatically make their way into the receipt, so these transactions are not persisted. If that's true, refreshing the receipt (via SKReceiptRefreshRequest), along with restoreCompletedTransactions() would make sure the receipt is updated as well whenever the user decides to restore. My question: do transaction restored via restoreCompletedTransactions() make their way into the receipt file?