On iOS 15 with Xcode 14.3, Product.priceFormatStyle does not appear to be populated with valid data when running unit tests and setting up an SKTestSession. If I try to access the property in the debugger (po product.priceFormatStyle) it hangs Xcode indefinitely. If I use a print statement, I get the following output. Currency(locale: xx_XX (fixed), currencyCode: "", collection: Foundation.CurrencyFormatStyleConfiguration.Collection(scale: nil, precision: nil, group: nil, signDisplayStrategy: nil, decimalSeparatorStrategy: nil, rounding: nil, roundingIncrement: nil, presentation: Foundation.CurrencyFormatStyleConfiguration.Presentation(option: Foundation.CurrencyFormatStyleConfiguration.Presentation.Option.standard))) The same output when running on iOS 16 is: Currency(locale: en_US@currency=USD (fixed), currencyCode: "USD", collection: Foundation.CurrencyFormatStyleConfiguration.Collection(scale: nil, precision: nil, group: nil, signDisplayStrategy: nil, decimalSeparatorStrategy: nil, rounding: nil, roundingIncrement: nil, presentation: Foundation.CurrencyFormatStyleConfiguration.Presentation(option: Foundation.CurrencyFormatStyleConfiguration.Presentation.Option.standard))) A simple test to replicate the issue is: let session: SKTestSession = try! SKTestSession(configurationFileNamed: "Subscriptions") override func setUpWithError() throws { session.resetToDefaultState() session.disableDialogs = true session.clearTransactions() session.storefront = "USA" } func testPriceFormat() async throws { guard let product = try await Product.products(for: ["test.product"]).first else { XCTFail() return } XCTAssertEqual(product.priceFormatStyle.currencyCode, "USD") // Fails on iOS 15 with testPriceFormat(): XCTAssertEqual failed: ("") is not equal to ("USD") } It seems to be working fine when run on the live app using App Store data; I get the same output on both iOS 15 and 16. These outputs are using the same test StoreKit configuration. Is there a trick to getting this working for iOS 15?

After completing a purchase using the StoreKit 2 APIs and receiving a successful and verified Product.PurchaseResult, the local receipt is still empty. Ideally I would not need this anymore, but our server-side implementation currently requires the encoded receipt data so for my current use-case I need to access it still. My purchase flow looks like so: let purchaseResult = try await product.purchase(options: purchaseOptions) switch purchaseResult { case .success(let verification): let transaction = try checkVerified(verification) ... guard let receiptPath = Bundle.main.appStoreReceiptURL?.path else { throw Error.missingReceipt } let receiptData = NSData(contentsOfFile: receiptPath) // Receipt data is nil here let receiptString = receiptData?.base64EncodedString(options: .endLineWithLineFeed) ?? "" ... // Handle server logic ... await transaction.finish() case ... ... } My understanding was receipt data should still be generated when using StoreKit 2 APIs - is there a way to guarantee it is populated after successfully completing a purchase and during transaction handling?

We started getting error code 21002 from the verifyReceipt endpoint today for any receipt passed to it: {     "status": 21002 } I have created a new sandbox tester, and cleared and reinstalled the application before attempting the purchase. I'm seeing this response through RevenueCat's receipt validation tool (https://www.revenuecat.com/app-store-receipt-validation/) and from a direct cURL command: curl --location --request POST 'https://sandbox.itunes.apple.com/verifyReceipt' \ --header 'content-type: application/json' \ --data-raw '{     "receipt-data":"{RECEIPT_DATA}",     "password":"{SECRET}",     "exclude-old-transactions":"false" }' This was working as of yesterday, but seems to be failing for anyone who has tried today. Has anyone else run into issues with this?