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Getting the product in case of Hash #12
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Not sure if this will fix issue infinitered#5, but surely does for me. If clicking "Cancel" while restoring purchases, products variable in the block is not an array but an Hash, so the .find won't work. Sorry for not very elegant solution, i was running for a quick win.
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Seems like an issue further up the chain that we should fix. Appreciate the quick fix, though! |
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@jamonholmgren Can we merge this until we come up with a better fix? |
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Getting the product in case of Hash
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Works for me. I'll push up a new gem. |
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Not sure if this will fix issue #5, but surely does for me.
If clicking "Cancel" while restoring purchases, products variable in the block is not an array but an Hash, so the .find won't work.
Sorry for not very elegant solution, i was running for a quick win.