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useSKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable is set to YES by default but not tested in code. The call should be like
if (!manual && [SKStoreReviewController class] && self. useSKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable) { ... }
in - (void)promptForRating:(BOOL)manual
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Yes, this is a bug. It sounds like not using SKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable may be prohibited on iOS 11 anyway, so I may just remove the option.
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Bug confirmed. useSKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable is ignored.
AFAIK, Apple is now rejecting apps that don't use SKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable, so this seems like a low priority to fix.
Yes, I heard this before but I submitted a lot of apps that does not use SKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable and they approved without issues.
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useSKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable is set to YES by default but not tested in code. The call should be like
if (!manual && [SKStoreReviewController class] && self. useSKStoreReviewControllerIfAvailable)
{
...
}
in - (void)promptForRating:(BOOL)manual
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: