Retain products requests (necessary for tvOS) #183
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@sergiou87 I'm implementing this functionality now; do you know any reason why your PR appears to be unmerged, and if you edits work well. Much appreciated! |
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Nope, no idea why it's unmerged 🤷♂️ 😞 This code works well, yeah, it's what our app uses everyday 😄 |
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Much appreciated! |
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This PR fixes the same problem as #163: on tvOS, instances of
SKProductsRequestare not retained by the framework, so the app needs to retain them. Otherwise, we won't get the delegated called.This PR is different from #163 because this one allows a user of RMStore to perform multiple requests in parallel, while in #163 subsequent requests would deallocate the previous ones, being the last one the only one that would call the delegate methods.