“restore purchases”

Still experiencing the same issue, Xcode 12.4, Big Sur 11.2. No xcode receipt, no restoring purchases.

Does your app attempt to automatically restore purchases? A subtle behavior change between iOS releases might have produced the effect you're seeing.

Guysss. The problem was fixed. I can redeem the promo code and get it by restore purchase in app.Thank you Sh**nna from asia.dev@asia.apple.com😍

I would like to know this too... I have some users just doing restore purchase and it works... others it’s not. Where can we find out more about this?

IAP used to work for me on Beta2.Now I am on Beta3, and this time I get Cannot connect to iTunes Store. for both buy, and restore purchase. bram

I still can't get anything but Cannot connect to iTunes Store. Has anyone gotten this to work?I can get my SKProducts and all that just fine, but any attempt to purchase something or restore purchases gives me that error.-Brian

Nope, I still cannot test my in-app purchases at all. It won't let me login as a sandbox user, and any attempt to make a purchase or restore purchases just results in Cannot connect to iTunes Store. I don't know what to do.-Brian

Transactions_ID are not static values as these roll if a customer initiates a Restore Purchases (restoreCompletedTransactions). If you are looking for a static value for a transaction, I recommend using the web_order_line_item_id

Have you read this in my earlier post:In the method which Swift calls func paymentQueue(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue, updatedTransactions transactions: [SKPaymentTransaction]) you have case .purchased: where you handle a new purchase. In that method you are able to tell which product the user purchased. In that same method you can add a case .restored that can handle a restored transaction the same as a purchased transaction. You do not want to handle the restored purchase in the method that Swift calls func paymentQueueRestoreCompletedTransactionsFinished(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue)

You don't have to test the promo code feature as all handling for the promo code is done for you by the App Store behind the scenes. The promo code feature is using the process of restoring purchases. So if the regular In App Purchase and Restore Rurchase features work, you can be sure that promo codes work too.Implement purchase and restore features in your appCreate sandbox users to make an In App PurchaseDelete and re-install the app on your deviceTry to restore your previous purchase

Have you changed your code in response to this statement in my earlier post: You do not want to handle the restored purchase in the method that Swift calls func paymentQueueRestoreCompletedTransactionsFinished(_ queue: SKPaymentQueue)

To the note on Restore Purchases, this is a App Review requirement and does allow customers a consistent and safe way to force an app to check their current status and purchases. Please see https://developer.apple.com/app-store/review/guidelines/#in-app-purchase

Point #2 seems a bit tricky because a user could be legitamately restoring purchases or installing on a second device.And that is why you use receipt_creation_date along with transaction_id to assure uniqueness.

In the case of a login screen, the user must log in with their Apple credentials, and our app already knows they are subscribed and automatically gives them access to all their purchased subscription material. Therefore, why do we even need a restore purchases option?