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- Deploys a model
- Get the scope for a given clone index
- Return the name of the variable
- Add summaries for gradients
- The path of the optimizer device
- Perform adaptive LENet
- Lets TensorFlow model
- Label the given tensor
- Adds the loss to the model
- Get a dataset by name
- Get a training dataset
- Returns a preprocessing function for the given image name
- Preprocess an image
- Get a tf TensorFlowSplit
- Returns the list of variables to train
- Get the name of a clone scope
- The device for the input device
- Configure the learning rate decay
- Return the name of the variable for a variable
- Configure the optimizer
- Encodes the given data
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QUESTION
Good day! I'm trying to implement notifications for auto-renew subscriptions and some parts of the whole system are not clear for me. Could you please help?
First of all, when user creates a subscription I get a receipt from user's device, verify it and create a record in database with all needed information. Now, the notifications are coming to server.
INITIAL_BUY notification - When does it come and why? I just got a receipt from device, verified it and I'm happy. Why do I need it?
Correct me if I'm wrong, this part is unclear for me, When user UPGRADES subscription level I get CANCEL notification for oldSubscription and a receipt with a new purchase for newSubscription, right? So theoretical question is - if on my server side content available in oldSubscription and content available in newSubscription are different entities than when I get CANCEL for oldSubscription I just deny user's access to oldSubscription content and when I get receipt from client I create newSubscription with access to new content, right?
DOWNGRADE and CROSSGRADE. As far as I see I get DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_PREF or DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_STATUS. So I will get auto_renew_status in notification for this subscription and when payed period will expire I will get a receipt from user device with info about new purchase? Or I have to figure out how to handle DOWNGRADE and CROSSGRADE only by DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_PREF and DID_CHANGE_RENEWAL_STATUS notifications?
Thank you
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Answered 2021-Jan-21 at 15:02The problem with server receipt validation is that there is not only one way. There are endless possibility to implement this and it depends on your use case of the usage of subscriptions and how you want the communication between your app and server to happen.
In your second paragraph is the first example of those possibilities: your server will get the receipt from the device only if you implemented it that way. Also, maybe you update your database solely based on the notifications instead of the send receipt. You see, it is all up to you ;-)
Regarding you questions:
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Occurs at the user’s initial purchase of the subscription.
See documentation
Theoretically this is correct, but your described use case isn't an upgrade. Would be odd, if the better subscription wouldn't contain the content of the lower one.
There isn't much to handle with down- or crossgrade. The notifications only tell you that there will be a change with the next auto-renewal. Because, the user is still eligible to access the better content until the next auto-renewal. After the better subscription expired you will receive a normal DID_RENEW with the down- or crsssgrade product id.
QUESTION
My iOS app currently offers an auto-renewable subscription A. I want to add a second subscription option B with a discounted rate. Option B shall only be available for users who bought a certain upgrade X via in-app purchase in the past (that in-app purchase is not offered for sale anymore).
How can I prevent that users subscribe to A and then switch to B in the System Settings? Users who didn't purchase X shouldn't even know that B exists.
As far as I understand Apple's documentation and App Store Connect Help, users can upgrade/downgrade/crossgrade between subscriptions in the same subscription group. I assume that by adding the subscriptions to two different subscription groups, switching between A and B is not possible, but I couldn't find a definitive answer on this.
If a user starts any subscription, will they automatically see all subscription groups in the System Settings, or just the group with an active subscription?
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Answered 2019-Sep-28 at 09:11If a user starts any subscription, will they automatically see all subscription groups in the System Settings, or just the group with an active subscription?
Users can never see the products from another subscription group. Only if A and B are in the same subscription group, the user will be able to change the plan using System Settings.
To determine the eligibility of the user to buy B, you could check the receipt's latest_receipt_info
property. If a purchase record of X is present, offer the user to subscribe to B, otherwise, offer A.
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