Exact same issue we have to delete the sandbox user and create a new one. Besides, enable the "Interrupt purchases for this user" has strictly no effect, my user keeps renewing his subscription every 5 minutes. When unchecking the checkbox and save changes, the "Interrupt purchase" stays "interrupted" forever...

Thanks for the reply and the suggestion, but i a very confident that it actually shows the same as my container from Xcode because i have walked through it with my own eyes file by file and saw everything i did in my app as a user. So i "know" that this is correct and my app storage should be 463Mo. I simply wonder why my iphone storage is showing 3Go+ for my app then and this is the thing i would like to explore but i have no idea how or where to start...

Sorry i should not have said i have compressed it my mistake. Without compression it's 463Mo and with compression is 413 so the difference is actually almost null and not relevant here anyway you are right.

Hey ! If i had to guess, you should do the same as i did meaning convert your data to a String object before passing it to the request. I think in general you can only pass String objects in HTTP requests. The only question is : does the JS request SDK automatically converts your "dict" - "object" to String. if i remember, you can do something like : var body = {"receipt-data": token} body = str(body) then in your request (actually you have a "data" var that should be "body" in your request body.

The answer was so simple i am sorry, i should pass a String object to the POST request. Instead, i was passing a Dict in python which doesn't make sense. The code should be : request_body = json.dumps({"receipt-data": token}) Thanks for your time, you can close my case as well !

Hello, thanks for the update (i had already read this documentation) but i thought the password was only needed for subscriptions (which i don't use). I will try tomorrow with the app's shared secret in the request !