benjaminmayo
WatchOS support?
Hello, I'd love to use MerchantKit on WatchOS as well, but WatchOS doesn't have SystemConfiguration (so the whole NetworkAvailabilityCenter class is unusable there).
I tried at least building MerchantKit for WatchOS (apparently it needs either a new target, or somehow adding support for a WatchOS into existing tsrget), but I am not experienced enough to make it work.
It wouldn't be that hard to make the code that uses NetworkAvailabilityCenter conditionally available on supported platforms only, it's a minor utility rather than essential to the framework. This would get it compiling for watchOS at least — but the main reason I haven't declared watchOS support is I haven't tested on that platform at all. I have no idea if there any weird edge-cases in behaviour.
If you want to help, you can make a fork of the codebase, comment out all the NetworkAvailabilityCenter dependent stuff and build your app, you can give it a spin and LMK if there is any weirdness.
@tkafka @benjaminmayo
Please check https://github.com/Reiszecke/merchantkit/commit/a85273c76320026764125ba4feed16e06025f06d
We could also create a new target like you did with macOS but I think these 8 lines aren't worth it. Haven't tested on real device yet because that's always a pain in the ass with watchOS but it builds on Simulator at least.
@benjaminmayo sorry for the double-tag: I'm a SwiftyStoreKit refugee because some open issues in SwiftyStoreKit regarding auto-renewing subscriptions scare me. Do you work with those in production, are there known issues?
I am especially concerned about https://github.com/bizz84/SwiftyStoreKit/issues/603 and another issue where someone is not able to "re-engage" their expired auto-renewable-subscription in SwiftyStoreKit so the user has to visit the App Store to renew the subscription. Can you comment on this? Thank you for your time
