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MinaSamir11 / react-native-in-app-review

The Google Play In-App Review API, App store rating API lets you prompt users to submit Play Store or App store ratings and reviews without the inconvenience of leaving your app or game.
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Unable to start service Intent #4

Closed denis-kungurov closed 3 years ago

denis-kungurov commented 3 years ago

Error after calling InAppReview.RequestInAppReview() (logcat logs): Unable to start service Intent { act=com.google.android.finsky.BIND_IN_APP_REVIEW_SERVICE pkg=com.android.vending } U=0: not found PlayCore: UID: [10159] PID: [2298] ReviewService : Failed to bind to the service. com.google.android.play.core.tasks.RuntimeExecutionException: com.google.android.play.core.internal.aq: Failed to bind to the service.

"react-native-in-app-review": "^1.0.5" "react": "16.11.0", "react-native": "0.62.2", Platform(s) (iOS, Android, or both?): Android

MinaSamir11 commented 3 years ago

@ridik1803 please can you mention the device you are testing on it, real or virtual, and details that device ? and the API level of the android ?! try using: real device if you are using simulator. Make sure that In-app reviews require your app to be published in Play Store. However, you can test your integration without publishing your app to production using either internal test tracks or internal app sharing.

denis-kungurov commented 3 years ago

@MinaSamir11 I tried emulator and real device (Samsung A50 Android 10). My application has already published

MinaSamir11 commented 3 years ago

Did you build a new release after adding library, and publish new release to production OR you have publish release in test using internal test tracks or internal app sharing.??

Testing in-app-review will not work in debug apk.

MinaSamir11 commented 3 years ago

Read this carefully 👍 for testing => Test using an internal test track Upload your app to the internal test track and install it on a device with a user account that has access to the internal test track. When using an internal test track, the following conditions must be met:

1 - The user account in the Play Store has downloaded the app from the Play Store. When this is the case, the app is listed in the user's Google Play library. 2- The user does not currently have a review for the app. 3- The quota has not been reached.

After the account on the device has downloaded the app at least once from the internal test track and is part of the testers list, you can deploy new versions of the app locally to that device (for example, using Android Studio).

Test using internal app sharing Alternatively, for rapid iteration you can use internal app sharing to test your integration. This method lets you quickly test changes by skipping some of the verification that happens with other test tracks.

Important: When using an app installed with internal app sharing, reviews can't be submitted. To emphasize this difference, the button is disabled in the UI.

OR Publish your new release to production .