SwiftRater.incrementSignificantUsageCount() not triggering rating prompt

[mozltovcoktail]

Hello, and thanks for the library! Everything works great in debug mode, but I can't seem to get the rating prompt to appear when using SwiftRater.incrementSignificantUsageCount(). I've used it to try to trigger a rating prompt after the third time a uses a tap gesture in my interface, but no prompt is appearing while testing. Any ideas why?

    SwiftRater.daysUntilPrompt = 3
    SwiftRater.usesUntilPrompt = 3
    SwiftRater.significantUsesUntilPrompt = 3
    SwiftRater.daysBeforeReminding = 2
    SwiftRater.showLaterButton = true
    // Set to false before submitting to App Store!!!!
    SwiftRater.debugMode = false
    SwiftRater.appLaunched()

    return true
    }

[takecian]

I'd like to know reproduction steps. If you have already show popup(e.g. after trying debug mode), it won't show popup until app version changed.

[mozltovcoktail]

Hi Takeshi,

It may very well be because I didn't increment the build number before trying again. I've submitted my app for App Store review, but will check this out tonight on a new dev version and see if I can get things working. Thank you VERY much for the prompt response.

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I'd like to know reproduction steps. If you have already show popup(e.g. after trying debug mode), it won't show popup until app version changed.

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[mozltovcoktail]

Ok, I changed both my version number and my build number and installed it fresh on my phone. I set the significantUsesUntilPrompt in the AppDelegate.swift to 3, then did the action where I have SwiftRater.incrementSignificantUsageCount() placed three times, but no rating prompt appears. I put a little print statement after the action as well to make sure it's doing what I think it's doing, and that worked, but still no ratings prompt. Any ideas?

On Fri, May 31, 2019 at 9:27 AM Aaron Price aaronmorrisprice@gmail.com wrote:

Hi Takeshi,

It may very well be because I didn't increment the build number before trying again. I've submitted my app for App Store review, but will check this out tonight on a new dev version and see if I can get things working. Thank you VERY much for the prompt response.

Best, Aaron

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I'd like to know reproduction steps. If you have already show popup(e.g. after trying debug mode), it won't show popup until app version changed.

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[takecian]

@mozltovcoktail sorry for late reply. Did it work well? If not, i'd like to know more details. Do you call SwiftRater.check() in viewcontroller?

[mozltovcoktail]

Here's what I have in viewcontroller:

override func viewDidAppear(_ animated: Bool) { super.viewDidAppear(animated) // Check to see if SwiftRater conditions are met SwiftRater.check(host: self) }