[Bug] Android: fetchProducts({ type: 'all' }) consider subscriptions to be in-app

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Library

react-native-iap

Library version

react-native-iap 15.5.2

Affected platform

Android

Store

Google Play Store

Environment

react-native: 0.81.5
Emulator & physical device

What happened?

https://www.openiap.dev/docs/apis/fetch-products#parameters

Calling fetchProducts({ skus, type: 'all' }) works good only for in-app, but not subscriptions.
Subscriptions are returned as in-app with not found info.

Expected behavior

All products for provided sku's should be returned.

Reproduction steps

Call fetchProducts({ skus: ['subscription_id', 'in_app_id'], type: 'all' })

Following gets returned:

[
    {
        "id": "subscription_id",
        "title": "",
        "description": "",
        "type": "in-app",
        "displayName": null,
        "displayPrice": "",
        "currency": "",
        "price": null,
        "debugDescription": null,
        "platform": "android",
        "nameAndroid": "",
        "oneTimePurchaseOfferDetailsAndroid": null,
        "productStatusAndroid": "not-found",
        "subscriptionOffers": null,
        "discountOffers": null
    },    
    {
        "id": "in_app_id",
        "title": "[ANONYMIZED_PRODUCT_NAME] ([ANONYMIZED_CATEGORY])",
        "description": "[ANONYMIZED_DESCRIPTION]",
        "type": "in-app",
        "displayName": "[ANONYMIZED_PRODUCT_NAME]",
        "displayPrice": "799,99 PLN",
        "currency": "PLN",
        "price": 799.99,
        "debugDescription": "[ANONYMIZED_DESCRIPTION]",
        "platform": "android",
        "nameAndroid": "[ANONYMIZED_PRODUCT_NAME]",
        "oneTimePurchaseOfferDetailsAndroid": [
            {
                "formattedPrice": "799,99 PLN",
                "offerTags": [],
                "offerToken": "[REDACTED_OFFER_TOKEN]",
                "priceAmountMicros": "799990000",
                "priceCurrencyCode": "PLN",
                "purchaseOptionId": "legacy-base"
            }
        ],
        "productStatusAndroid": "ok",
        "subscriptionOffers": null,
        "discountOffers": [
            {
                "currency": "PLN",
                "discountAmountMicrosAndroid": null,
                "displayPrice": "799,99 PLN",
                "formattedDiscountAmountAndroid": null,
                "fullPriceMicrosAndroid": null,
                "id": null,
                "limitedQuantityInfoAndroid": null,
                "offerTagsAndroid": [],
                "offerTokenAndroid": "[REDACTED_OFFER_TOKEN]",
                "percentageDiscountAndroid": null,
                "preorderDetailsAndroid": null,
                "price": 799.99,
                "purchaseOptionIdAndroid": "legacy-base",
                "rentalDetailsAndroid": null,
                "type": "one-time",
                "validTimeWindowAndroid": null
            }
        ]
    }
]

Logs or stack trace

Additional context

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[hyochan]

Thanks for the detailed report — root cause found.

The react-native-iap Android bridge expanded fetchProducts({ type: 'all' }) into two separate native queries (in-app and subs) and merged the results with first-match-wins semantics. Since openiap-google 2.4.x, each per-type query returns a not-found placeholder row for every requested sku of the other type, so the in-app query's placeholder for your subscription sku shadowed the real subscription returned by the subs query. That's why the subscription came back as "type": "in-app" with "productStatusAndroid": "not-found" while in-app products were fine. It also poisoned the internal product-type cache, which could break a subsequent requestPurchase for that subscription.

The fix delegates type: 'all' to the native module, which resolves each sku's real product type correctly.

Fix is up in #239.

Note: This repository (OpenIAP monorepo) handles development for all framework libraries from the versions listed below. For earlier versions, refer to the archived individual repositories.

• react-native-iap v15.0.0+
• expo-iap v4.0.0+
• flutter_inapp_purchase v9.0.0+
• godot-iap v2.0.0+
• kmp-iap v2.0.0+

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[hyochan]

Release follow-up: the fix from #239 shipped in react-native-iap 15.5.4 and is also included in the current 15.6.0 release.

Release note:
https://www.openiap.dev/docs/updates/releases#react-native-iap-fetch-products-all-fix-2026-07-20

Android fetchProducts({ type: 'all' }) now delegates to the native all-type query, so subscription results are no longer shadowed by in-app not-found placeholders.