Im unable to make the accepted answer on this page as accepted. BUGS!

There is apparently bug in the system that allowed the IAPs to be orphaned in the incorrect state. My solution was to recreate the IAPs and submit a new version of the app using these new IAPs.

The issue ia likely a bug in App Store Connect. The internal records remained stuck in a review-ready state even though they are no longer attached to any visible submission. The system still considers them active or “inflight,” preventing them from being added to another draft or replaced. There are only two possible solutions: The orphaned review associations need to be cleared or the records reset to an editable, pre-submission state. This will require involvement from the correct group at Apple. Recreate IAPs and Subscriptions. Keep in mind that you cannot reuse the same IDs so your app will also need to be updated to utilize these new IDs.

Can I please get someone from the Apple Engineering team to look into this critical issue?

Im having the same issue. Any more updates? I've tried contacting support but they were unable to resolve the issue or give me any suggestions.

I contacted Apple support but unfortunately they were not able to offer me any suggestions or assistance in resolving this issue. Looking for any suggestions.

Here's another question on this topic. What is the format of the "expires_date" field. Some documentation says RFC3339 other documentation says "in a date-time format similar to the ISO 8601." ("similar to" doesn't inspire me with confidence). In my experience its neither RFC3339 or iso8601. I've been using: @"yyyy-MM-dd HH:mm:ss VV" which seems to work "most" of the time. Anybody have any insight into this?

Apple have you figured this out yet??

I'm seeing the same behavior. Xcode 15.1, simulator 16.2 breakpoints not working. Works fine with simulator 17+.

I feel your pain. I'm experiencing the same crap. This is completely unacceptable. Have you figured this out.