Purchases.getProducts return only one product in the list

[idrisssakhi]

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1. Environment
   1. Platform: ios
   2. SDK version: react native SDK 8.8.0
   3. OS version: all versions
   4. Xcode/Android Studio version:
   5. React Native version: 0.75
   6. SDK installation (CocoaPods + version or manual):
   7. How widespread is the issue. Percentage of devices affected. all ios devices
2. Debug logs that reproduce the issue
3. Steps to reproduce, with a description of expected vs. actual behavior
   use Purchases.getProducts with a list of product identifiers and it will return only the first product un the given list of identifiers. this seem to be a regression in your side since march 8
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[gta2025]

seeing the same issue. only first identifier in the list gets returned

[idrisssakhi]

@gta2025 i made a hack in my code the time they resolve the issue

`let offerings = await Purchases.getProducts(subscriptionIdentifiers);

// HACK: for ios RevenueCat does not return all products
// check: #1208
if (offerings.length !== subscriptionIdentifiers.length) {
offerings = (await Promise.all(subscriptionIdentifiers
.map((identifier) => Purchases.getProducts([identifier])))).flat();
}`

[nyeu]

Hey @idrisssakhi,
Would you be able to share the debug logs so we can see what are we fetching?

[rkstar]

can we please get this one fixed please? using this hack from @idrisssakhi works, but it's extremely slow.

[Egehanozsoy]

Any updates on this? This broke our app in prod

[Egehanozsoy]

      let productsFetched1 = await Purchases.getProducts(
        ios ? [appleProductIds[0]] : [androidProductIds[0]],
      );

      let productsFetched2 = await Purchases.getProducts(
        ios ? [appleProductIds[1]] : [androidProductIds[1]],
      );

      let productsFetched3 = await Purchases.getProducts(
        ios ? [appleProductIds[2]] : [androidProductIds[2]],
      );

      setProducts([
        productsFetched1[0],
        productsFetched2[0],
        productsFetched3[0],
      ].sort((a, b) => a.price - b.price));

Had to use the above workaround

[joshdholtz]

Hey, everyone! Thanks for reporting this. We are looking into this right away!

[idrisssakhi]

@Egehanozsoy , I recommend using Promise.allSettled instead of sequential calls. This approach will reduce the overall extraction time while we wait for the Revenucat team to address the issue.

[ajpallares]

Thanks again for reporting!

We've released a fix for this issue in v8.8.2