Open HemangiVekaria opened 5 months ago
It will work over time, when I did mine, it took some few days after some tries, I started working properly and perfectly
I have the same issue. Is it necessary to upload a new build after creating a new subscription on Google play console?
It’s not necessary, the device will connect with the play store server and reflect update,
It’s not necessary, the device will connect with the play store server and reflect update,
But I've created new subscriptions and these are not reflecting in the app. But the one that I created 2 weeks ago, it was reflecting after few minutes. Do you know what could be the reason?
It’s not necessary, the device will connect with the play store server and reflect update,
But I've created new subscriptions and these are not reflecting in the app. But the one that I created 2 weeks ago, it was reflecting after few minutes. Do you know what could be the reason?
That’s should be an issues with your code then
@Accoladecreative Do you know how long it will take to show a new subscription in the app?
For the first time, it can take few days. I will say 3 days max with the ones I’ve worked with.
Then ones it started already, it will always reflect every changes immediately
I resolved the issue by clearing the cache for Google Play Store and waiting for 5-10 minutes. Afterward, all the subscription products created on the Google Console were properly reflected in my application.
How you clean the cache for google play store?
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I resolved the issue by clearing the cache for Google Play Store and waiting for 5-10 minutes. Afterward, all the subscription products created on the Google Console were properly reflected in my application.
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You can just go to app setting from your device and just go to Storage then clear cache from there.
Description
I created 3 subscription plan on my google play console. Only one of them get reflected in application. I am using
import { initConnection, requestPurchase, useIAP } from 'react-native-iap';
const { subscriptions } = useIAP();
initConnection() .then(async log => { console.log('subscriptions', JSON.stringify(subscriptions)); }) .catch(e => { console.log(e); });
This prints only one product in log.
Expected Behavior
I want to show all 3 in application
Environment: