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I can’t pass the app purchase test

I had zero success when buying an application. I sent a free binary application and then rejected the binary. I added a test product. I approved the test product TAP001.

I used code examples to no avail. I am making an SKProducts request using both "com.companyname.appid.TAP001" and "TAP001"

Regardless of the fact that I get empty response.products and response.invalidProductIdentifiers with the version of the product I sent.

I created a test user, but, seeing how I can not get product information, the test user has not yet entered the game.

Can an application purchase be tested in debug or release builds? Or should it be distribution?

Should there be a fully accepted application in the application store before testing when purchasing the application?

I'm just trying to test the process, and I don't have an application yet. I went so far as to fill out all the banking and tax information. I followed the steps in the applications, but obviously I have something wrong or not.

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I just got him to work. I used only "TAP001" for the product instead of "com.companyname.appid.TAP001". and I returned the product information.

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- (IBAction)buyButton1Click:(id)sender{
    NSSet *productList = [NSSet setWithObjects:@"TAP001", @"TAP002", nil];

    SKProductsRequest *request= [[SKProductsRequest alloc] initWithProductIdentifiers:productList];
    request.delegate = self;
    [request start];
    }
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