More or less the same thing, except the actions fail completely from the playground, but with preview on the device, I can hit breakpoints in the action, print out stuff to the console. Somewhat the same on the simulator, but not in the standard Preview pane.

Still failing here. I add the bundle ID but it doesn't show up in the list with all of the others when trying to register a new app.

Same here. Big demo in an hour and now this.

The app is called JetBuy, apple ID:6504262967 The subscriptions are in subscription group "jetBuy" The monthly subscription id is: 6738662035 The yearly is: 6738662079 The previous version had < day turn around so something ain't right. We have investor meetings to demo the app to not to mention live testing but cannot.

Same issue here, it's all pretty vague. I've added a link in the actual app description field on the appstore, never needed before, but somehow subscription based.

Then in that case what is AppShortcuts.updateAppShortcutParameters() used for? I am currently looking at some example code that allows me to do just that, but it's a little convoluted so I am trying to simplify it. It allows me to dynamically update the prompt phrases in a shortcut by calling the shortcut provider with new phrases then calling the update function above. We have to update the prompts dynamically based on user's needs...or be able to get the raw string used to launch a shortcut and parse out the needed fields on demand. I have found several discussions that say the latter is not possible, but several that imply the former is. How can this be accomplished?

Looks like I was still using my production account which I understand will fail for test builds. However, when I sign out of that account, launch the app and attempt to make a purchase I would expect to get a dialog to log in but nothing. But when I select Restore Subscription, I get a dialog asking for the password to my production account even though I am logged out. Ideas?