We are currently integrating v13.x of the plugin and I have tested Android/Google Playstore for the time being. The problem is that in case of successful validation the success payload is returned with an empty .collection (VerifiedPurchase[]).
This causes CdvPurchase.Product.owned to always return false (even for owned products) because CdvPurchase.Store.verifiedPurchases remains unpopulated.
A custom/dummy validator function that populates the collection with {id, purchaseDate, isExpired} fixes the issue.
Expected behavior
I don't know if it is an issue with the fovea validator or it is expected. In the later case should CdvPurchase.Product.owned use a different check? e.g. check for acknowledged transactions with the product?
Observed behavior
I am working on a project that uses the paid version of the fovea validator of the form:
https://validator.fovea.cc/v1/validate?appName=APP_NAME&apiKey=API_KEY
We are currently integrating v13.x of the plugin and I have tested Android/Google Playstore for the time being. The problem is that in case of successful validation the success payload is returned with an empty
.collection(VerifiedPurchase[]). This causesCdvPurchase.Product.ownedto always return false (even for owned products) becauseCdvPurchase.Store.verifiedPurchasesremains unpopulated.A custom/dummy validator function that populates the collection with
{id, purchaseDate, isExpired}fixes the issue.Expected behavior
I don't know if it is an issue with the fovea validator or it is expected. In the later case should
CdvPurchase.Product.owneduse a different check? e.g. check for acknowledged transactions with the product?