Stein-Aage

> Hi, > sry I don't get the question. > The state of an instance of a rate limiter? Sorry, I was a little short in my description. **Use case**...

Would love for this to be reopened as it's still an issue if you don't want to change to another library.

@chirag04 When using consumable IAP items you need to make sure the items are properly processed at your server before you charge your user in the app, the common way...

@chirag04 Then you would not be able to validate the receipt and anyone could get free stuff. This would be the way to go about it: 1. Start the purchase...

I was thinking it would be great to use the same concept as PushNotificationIOS. There you have to "confirm" your push notification by calling `PushNotificationIOS.finish()` when you're done processing the...

@chirag04 I understand. Could you then please explain why the callback in `case SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchased: {` is not being called when I remove `[[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] finishTransaction:transaction];`? This would help get me...

Yes but I want it to be called, I don't want to remove it. So why is it not being called when I only remove `[[SKPaymentQueue defaultQueue] finishTransaction:transaction];` from the...

@chirag04 No that's not it. The whole `SKPaymentTransactionStatePurchased: {` block of code is not fired when I remove the `finishTransaction`.

@chirag04 I suspect the problem with `finishTransaction` not always firing has something to do with the order the `callback` and `finishTransaction` are being called, but I'm not sure. Anyhow, because...