You may wonder: what are the features of this and are they worth all this hassle with app creation in App Store? My answer is: absolutely!īy having an app with the products in App Store Connect, you can create a new configuration file in Xcode that will synchronise these products with those that were created in App Store Connect. The only limitation of this commonly used approach is that you will not have the chance to use a part of a new features.
You still have an option to test your in-app purchases through nfiguration directly in Xcode without having an app in App Store Connect. The latest WWDC22 updates require you to create the app and products in App Store Connect. This allowed you to set up in-app products directly in nfiguration file, and this local file would be the only place that contains these products and purchases. This unlocked the capability to test in-app purchases without needing to set up the Products in App Store Connect. Now, it’s time to move on to the brand new updates!ĭuring WWDC20, the nfiguration file was announced. New day, new WWDC22 session, new overview! Today we’ll walk you through the updates in StoreKit testing.īefore we move on, I’d like to emphasize that previous significant updates for StoreKit testing were introduced during WWDC20, which we’ve also covered here.
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