I'm using Catalina with Photos 5.0 (161.0.120) and wanted to ask if there was anything special to try or any tips to offer. Has anyone had any problems like this in the recent months. I did see that someone suggested moving it to another folder and seeing if that would help, I plan on doing that but wanted to let the photos upload to the iCloud and then close and restart. Because I aha imported to this album and my library about 2000 photos today. It basically indicates that the file is invalid and could not import but yet you can double click and open the file.Įither my file is corrupt, or Photos is throwing an error. In the process of importing these I have received the error message that it can not import the item. Repeat this for as many products as you want.I'm migrating my items into my Photos app using drag and drop from the drive to the photos app. Again, this product doesn't have to exist in App Store Connect for you to test purchasing in the simulator. Refer to the Configuring Products guide for more information.Ĭonfigure the subscription as needed by filling in the Reference Name, Product ID, Price, Subscription Duration, and optionally an Introductory Offer.

Products in the configuration file must be set up in RevenueCatĮven though products don't have to be set up in App Store Connect, they have to be set up in RevenueCat so that RevenueCat can validate the sandbox receipt.

That means you can test your subscription groups and products in the simulator and then create the products in App Store Connect later. The subscription group name should match one that is set up for your app in App Store Connect, but it's not a requirement. In this tutorial, an auto-renewable subscription will be created.Įnter a name for a new subscription group and click Done. In the editor, click the '+' button at the bottom and create a new product. Step 3: Setting up the StoreKit Configuration File

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