[BUG] SwiftUI Sample App Blocking Bug, Paywall Not Displayed when Purchase Controller Implemented

[seth35us]

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General information

• Superwall version: 3.0.0-beta.8
• iOS version(s): 16.3.1
• CocoaPods/Carthage version (if applicable):
• Xcode version: 14.2
• Devices/Simulators affected: iPhone 13
• Reproducible in the demo project? (Yes/No): Yes
• Related issues:

Describe the bug

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• Paywall not displayed with Superwall.shared.track(event: "campaign_trigger") if purchaseController: shared enabled on initial install.

Steps to reproduce

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1. Uncomment code in SwiftUI sample project to enable the purchaseController.
2. From a fresh install click the "Track event" button.
   • Expected, a paywall will display
   • Actual, no paywall is displayed

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[jakemor]

Most likely Superwall.shared.subscriptionState is .unknown – can you confirm you uncommented the following in SuperwallService.swift?

27  Task {
28    await StoreKitService.shared.loadSubscriptionState()
29  }

If you decide to manage purchasing on your own, you also must make sure this value is kept up to date

[seth35us]

You are correct. I was missing that code. This was really well documented in retrospect. Sorry for the non-issue.