Since the recent changes to the app pricing that Apple announced and went in to effect, updating my IAP's via the App Store Connect API is no longer working the way we had it working before. Basically, I have an application that links up an IAP id to a tier number, that tier number is fetched from the API pricePoints endpoint. Normally, we would send something like priceTier=7 and the id for that tier would be returned - everything else after that works fine. However, recently my tier requests are no longer working, the tiers cant be found. After further investigation and pulling in ALL price points I noticed that the tiers now start at 100000 and increment in price in various amounts, for example: Tier 100000: $0.00 Tier 100001: $0.15 Tier 100002: $0.35 Why are the tiers so high of a number and why are the increments so random? Previously we had saw something more akin to: Tier 0: $0.00 Tier 1: $0.99 Tier 2: $1.99 Is this new change intended or is this a bug on my app? If it is the new path forward, is there some kind of Matrix that my team can compare what tiers they want to what new tiers exist and their price points?

Hello, my company got an email that the current way to upload in-app purchases for sales and new purchases updating via XML will be removed in November. Here is the message: **We noticed that you recently used the XML feed to manage and deliver content to AppStore Connect. Starting in November 2022, the XML feed will no longer support in-app purchases, subscriptions, metadata, or app pricing. You can manage this content via the App Store Connect REST API, which makes it easy to customize and automate your workflows.  The XML feed will continue to support existing Game Center management functionality.** Apple Support and the documentation has not been very helpful for us to find what exactly the API endpoint is and how the data should be formed to send. Does anyone have any direction on what we will need to do going forward?