Testing production version app with Ad Hoc distribution still makes me use sandbox

[isonlaxman]

Version of react-native-iap

5.1.3

Version of react-native

0.63

Platforms you faced the error (IOS or Android or both?)

iOs

Expected behavior

When I use Ad Hoc distribution, I want to see what the production payment flow would look like. However, when I requestSubscription, I'm prompted with a sign in to sign into my sandbox account. The payment popup also tells me that this is a test subscription and that I won't be charged for it.

Actual behavior

I want requestSubscription to actually charge me money so that I can test the whole process.

Tested environment (Emulator? Real Device?)

Real Device with Ad Hoc Distribution

Steps to reproduce the behavior

Code for susbcribe button handler

``` const products = await IAP.getProducts(itemSubs); if ( products.length > 0 && products[0].productId === stringConstants.products.ios.base ) { await IAP.requestSubscription(products[0].productId, false); } else { // show error } ```

Purchase udpated lisener

``` const receipt = purchase.transactionReceipt; if (receipt) { const state = store.getState() as TypeGlobalState; if ( user exists ) { try { // create new subscription on backend // navigate to next screen } catch { // show error } await RNIap.finishTransaction(purchase); } } else { // show error } ```

I use the 'Release' mode everywhere in XCode.

[hyochan]

If I am correct, it looks like your account is registered as a sandbox user so the Apple is not charging you.