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How to get current subscription using Clover SDK

I need to access the subscription within my app. I know that there is a function on the App class to getCurrentSubscription but I'm not sure how to create an instance of the app with the proper data. Creating a new App instance with new App() just creates an empty instance that returns a null subscription. Where can I get the data to pass into the App constructor so that the data will be populated.

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David Marginian Deactivated answered David Marginian Deactivated commented

You need to use the AppsConnector see getAppBillingInfo: https://github.com/clover/clover-android-sdk/blob/d9aaed6d6f590e378d8ac384f48a33c1df9e52e2/clover-android-sdk/src/main/java/com/clover/sdk/v3/apps/AppsConnector.java

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When I make the getApp call with the AppsConnector I get the following exception:

java.lang.IllegalThreadStateException: service invoked on main thread

Based on the documentation you sent it seems that the call should simply return the app... is there a special way that I make that call?

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Yes, don't make it on the main/ui thread.
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