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According to Apple:

Use the Original API to Support Certain Features

You may need to use the original in-app purchase API if your app depends on any of the following features:

• To provide support for the Volume Purchase Program (VPP). For more information, see Device Management.

• To provide app pre-orders.

• Your app changed from a premium to a freemium model, or vice versa. Use the original API for existing and legacy apps.

https://developer.apple.com/documentation/storekit/choosing_a_storekit_api_for_in-app_purchase

So, apparently, there is no way to retrieve that information with StoreKit 2, at least as of now, with iOS 15.

Your Procfile defines process types, but it doesn't make them run.

Each process type can run on zero or more dynos. To change the number of dynos for each process type you can use the heroku ps:scale command. For example, to scale your low_worker process type to one dyno you can do

I don't use this plugin myself, but just found a good looking tutorial. Apparently, you restrict access to comments in the same way that you restrict access to anything else: By only outputting it in the theme files when the user has access to it. For example, the TwentyTwentyOne theme has a file "comments.php", which starts like this:

note that not read variables are these with camelCase naming (big letter in the middle), in the meanwhile in JSON you are using underscore mark _ for separating words. properly read values are only these with exactly same key in JSON and name in model (so no underscore, no big letter in both places). you should use @SerializedName annotation for these fields, e.g.

You could first use the array join() function, to convert your selectors into a comma separated string, them use a forEach() function in your 2d array and compare each module to your new string value

Edit: To account for unsorted arrays you can first order your selectors arrays with sort() and split your modules using split(','), order the resulting array, and join() it, resulting in two sorted strings that can be compared

We recommend application developers to use both Autosuggest and Discover, you get the nearby Buffalo Exchange because Autosuggest considers that the query is incomplete. Note that Discover considers the query to be complete.

As HERE Geocoding and Search is meant to provide relevant responses to user queries.

Geocoding Search Api (Autosuggest): https://developer.here.com/documentation/geocoding-search-api/dev_guide/topics/endpoint-autosuggest-brief.html

Geocoding Search Api (Discover): https://developer.here.com/documentation/geocoding-search-api/dev_guide/topics/endpoint-discover-brief.html

The above-mentioned user guide can help modify the query for accurate results.

The error is right there, unpermitted parameters. You will need to add require(:syllabus) to your strong parameters.

An Asset is a person (including an end user), animal, device, cargo, means of transportation, vehicle or any other object which is

1. Located, tracked or displayed on a map, or
2. Provided route calculations or orders of destinations and/or routes, or
3. Has analytics derived by using the HERE Materials in a customer application or service for business purposes.

For example, HERE services are often used to help logistics providers manage vehicles in a fleet or a field workforce. If you manage 250 or fewer Assets, the Freemium and Pro plans will support your app. Contact us to license applications that manage more than 250 Assets.

EV Charging Station API is not available to freemium customers yet.