missing package product

We are doing a Swift Package to manage our iap with storekit 2. This packages also contains the unit tests for the code. (as well as all the required files .storekit, certificate, ...) when calling SKTestSession.buyProduct(identifier: options:) we catch an error : Error Domain=SKErrorDomain Code=0 (null) Note when trying exactly the same code but in a project instead of a package that works perfectly. Any idea what could it be? The code is really simple : var testSession: SKTestSession! override func setUpWithError() throws { testSession = try SKTestSession(configurationFileNamed: Products) } func testExample() async throws { do { let productID = nonConsumable.crystal.tier1 try await testSession.buyProduct(identifier: productID) } catch { XCTFail(An error occured during purchase : (error)) } } }

Let's say you're creating two packages on a local drive, package 'A' and package 'B'. Is it possible, in A's Package.swift file to read (from a JSON or XML file) the path to B, and then add it as a Package.Dependency? I've written my Package.swift script to do so (actually I'm resolving an alias file instead of getting the path from JSON). The problem is: although A's script definitely can read the correct relative path to B (I've logged it to the console and it's fine), no matter what I do, the build always errors out: the Package.resolved file is most likely severely out-of-date and is preventing correct resolution; delete the resolved file and try again This happens so reliably that I assume it's either the (1) script timing out, or (2) some kind of sand-boxing. Either way, the message is pretty useless. I've checked .swiftpm and I see no trace of any Package.resolved file. Deleting .swiftpm doesn't fix the issue. Can anyone shed some light? I'm out of ideas.

Hi,I'm surprised that the SKPaymentTransaction object doesn't include the productIdentifier of the product that was being purchased.I need this information in my transaction observer so I can record which product was purchased and configure my app accordingly.I guess I could keep track of this by recording the last product a user tried to purchase, but that seems error-prone; it doesn't account for restoring transactions on a new device, or the possibility that the transaction observer might be called at a time later than expected, or that two purchases might overlap.Is there a way to obtain the productIdentifier from the transaction?Thanks,Frank

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I’m aware that Xcode version 26 beta 3 provides an option to enable Swift’s Approachable Concurrency feature at the project level. However, I’d like to achieve the same for a Swift Package. Could you please advise on how to enable Approachable Concurrency support specifically for a Swift Package?

hello, I work at the Ministry of Defense in France and I develop specific applications to smartphones, currently I am exporting to Android but not yet to IOS.I can not distribute to the app store, because my applications are sensitive and undistributable to the general public.I am researching the feasibility of distributing my products to IOS for the benefit of the 2000 students in my training school. Can you enlighten me on the technical and commercial approach?Do I need to create a virtual distribution server?What is the price per year?how many licenses? Thank you

I have been trying to compile and run an example App embedded in a Swift package, but failed. I have extracted the app and tried building it but it can't find the package and nothing I do fixes it. Can someone please let me into the secret.