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Hi! Thanks for trying out I’ve migrated several personal projects to From your description, it sounds like most of the steps were followed, but we might need a bit more detail about your setup to pinpoint the issue — for example, your Also, just a heads-up: Let me know if you're on the latest version, and feel free to share more context so I can assist you better. |
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Thanks for the detailed follow-up! A few things to clarify and help move forward:
If you're still stuck, feel free to share a minimal repro (e.g. GitHub repo), and I’ll be happy to take a look! |
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@kbkmn Same issue occurs for me when using react compiler, have you managed to fix it with react compiler enabled? |
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Hi. I’m making this Android‑only app and used react-native-iap. I’ve got it connected and fetch subscriptions from the store. Haven’t tried purchases yet, but I saw expo-iap and decided to try it. I removed all of react-native-iap, installed expo-iap as instructed and nothing happened—no connection. The docs say expo-iap will add billing permission to AndroidManifest.xml, but it does not. So I’ve found out I must add "expo-iap" to the plugins section in my app.config.ts. Permissions are added but still no connection. The troubleshooting section on the docs (https://expo‑iap.hyo.dev/docs/guides/troubleshooting) says I must add IAPProvider, which isn’t present at all, and connection troubleshooting is done through connectionError, which isn’t present either. Am I missing something? Why does useIAP always show my connection as false without any error or warning? Why can i get storefront?
To clarify: I’m using a real device and react-native-iap connected fine.
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