[Solved] Is it possible to delete an IAP non-consumable product?

I have an already-purchased non-consumable item. But now I want to delete this item in order to buy it again for test purpose. But I cannot because now I have a "Already recorded transaction <id>".

 

Which platform and test environment is this on?

 

Android for now.

 

You can delete Unity IAP's transaction log with the following call:

Code (CSharp):

1. Directory.Delete (Path.Combine (Path.Combine (Application.persistentDataPath, "Unity"), "UnityPurchasing"));

 

Actually, first I made a test purchase in the play store. Later, I uninstalled that version and installed a version directly from Editor to my android device. Since then I cannot purchase anymore because somehow it takes that information from somewhere. I even disabled Wifi but same result.

Btw I already had a debug script that clears that folder:

Code (CSharp):

1. Directory.Delete(Application.persistentDataPath, true);

 

How many IAPs do you have and what are their product identifiers and types?

 

Only one. This is the setup:

Code (CSharp):

1. var builder = ConfigurationBuilder.Instance(StandardPurchasingModule.Instance())
2.     .AddProduct("enable_premium", ProductType.NonConsumable);
3.  
4. UnityPurchasing.Initialize(this, builder);

 

The transaction log is stored in persistent storage. If that's cleared, I'm not sure how it could possibly be de-duplicating that transaction.

 

go to your payment merchant account then search for history of your test transaction ,then cancel the receipt & wait until google cancel your order then you can buy non consumable item again & don't forget clear com.android.vending

 

Unfortunately when purchasing "android.test.purchased" Google gives the same transaction ID every time of "transactionId.android.test.purchased". Unity IAP performs de-duplication based on transaction ID so you would not see a purchase event for this item again.

Unity 5.4 will have a method for clearing the transaction log for testing purposes, for now you can do it with the following snippet -

Code (CSharp):

1. using System.IO;
2. //...
3. Directory.Delete(Path.Combine (Path.Combine (Application.persistentDataPath, "Unity"), "UnityPurchasing"), true);