M Markos Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 16, 2026 #1 Hi Guys, Is it mandatory on iStore to setup test accounts etc for InApp approval or is it at developers discretion to do inhouse testing to make sure all works as intended? Thanks
Hi Guys, Is it mandatory on iStore to setup test accounts etc for InApp approval or is it at developers discretion to do inhouse testing to make sure all works as intended? Thanks
M Markos Well-Known Member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 16, 2026 #2 On the same genre of thought. Can I use the Adhoc provisioning profile to test Inapp products purchases and use the special offers that I create to negate the costing and in essense have an alternate testing methodology that is less complicated to setup? Upvote 0
On the same genre of thought. Can I use the Adhoc provisioning profile to test Inapp products purchases and use the special offers that I create to negate the costing and in essense have an alternate testing methodology that is less complicated to setup?
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Jun 17, 2026 #3 It is not mandatory to create test accounts. Markos said: Can I use the Adhoc provisioning profile to test Inapp products purchases and use the special offers that I create to negate the costing and in essense have an alternate testing methodology that is less complicated to setup? Click to expand... I'm not sure. In the long run it is probably better to create a test account. Upvote 0
It is not mandatory to create test accounts. Markos said: Can I use the Adhoc provisioning profile to test Inapp products purchases and use the special offers that I create to negate the costing and in essense have an alternate testing methodology that is less complicated to setup? Click to expand... I'm not sure. In the long run it is probably better to create a test account.
