storekit file) and also create a Sandbox tester account in App store Connect. Then you must define products in App Store Connect (this will be the "real" data that you previously emulated in the. StoreKit Configuration file by selecting "none" in the Xcode Product / Scheme / Edit Scheme page. This lets you test locally on the simulator and does not use a sandbox account. StoreKit Configuration file and select the file on the Product / Scheme / Edit Scheme page in Xcode. I think you may be confusing the first two methods. [I am assuming you are not trying to set up your own server, but are making purchases from an app on your device.' There are 3 ways of testing in-app purchases, as I understand it: (1) in Xcode (2) with the Sandbox and (3) in TestFlight. Here's an answer to the part of your question regarding signing in. storekit purchases, can't generate products on app store connect and can't login with sandbox account? How am I supposed to test the whole flow when I can't verify. I can't generate in-app purchase products on app store connect because it requires a release and an actual purchase if I'm not misunderstanding something. storekit as I'm getting status code 21002. It seems not possible to verify receipts using with purchases from a local. This is not the only problem I have with this horrifying experience of implementing in-app purchase. storekit file and when I run the app StoreKit actually uses my standard account successfullyĪnd the sandbox account never appears in Settings > App Store. There’s no need to sign out of the non-Sandbox Apple ID. In iOS and iPadOS, the sandbox account appears in Settings > App Store after the first time you use the device to attempt a purchase in a development-signed app. "To run your app using your Sandbox Apple ID, build and run your app from Xcode.
I can't for my life find where to login with sandbox account.
0 kommentar(er)
