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Reputation: 2488

nil localizedTitle in SKProduct

I'm implementing an in-app store and am successfully getting SKProducts from the app store. The price information and description in the SKProducts are fine, but all my localizedTitles are nil. In iTunes Connect, the reference name is set, and I added an English language and set the Display Name and Description. Any idea why localizedTitles is coming back as nil?

Upvotes: 7

Views: 2353

Answers (3)

jameshfisher
jameshfisher

Reputation: 36403

Roll back your version number in Xcode.

For example, in my situation, I had MARKETING_VERSION=1.23 in Xcode. I had submitted this on App Store Connect as version 1.23. Apple then rejected version 1.23 in review. After this rejection, SKProductsRequest continued to serve a list of SKProducts, but each product's .localizedTitle and .localizedDescription were set to nil.

In Xcode, I changed my version number (i.e. MARKETING_VERSION) back to 1.22. After this, the .localizedTitle and .localizedDescription were served correctly again.

Temporarily changing the version number is a workaround for testing and development prior to resubmitting your app for review.

This is surely a bug on Apple's side. I have submitted a bug report here, but it seems like I can't get a public link to the report.

Upvotes: 1

Deji
Deji

Reputation: 546

Apple seem to have broken this at some point between the 20th of June and the 21st for both iOS and Mac app stores (both live and sandbox). Unfortunately if you are trusting in a valid response your app will crash.

For anyone with a live app if you don't require a persistant internet connection a short term work around for some users can be to enable airport mode on iOS, not sure if "turn off your internet connection" is much help to anyone experiencing this on the Mac app store.

Upvotes: 0

Andrey Krylov
Andrey Krylov

Reputation: 56

Same issue here, check https://devforums.apple.com/message/681255 - you are not alone. It's something at the Apple side.

Upvotes: 4

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