I'm facing the same problem. I'm running on macOS 12.2.1, so if this was fixed it is back. I'm guessing there's something wrong with the active account, but I already signed out of the App Store.
These are the messages that logged to the console:
<StoreKitClient: 0x7f7c7cf190f0>: Using active account. Sandbox: 1, receipt exists: NO, receipt is stub: NO
<ReceiptRefreshRequest: 0x7f7c7d9126f0>: Error fetching receipt for nl.smashbits.SmashTunes - Error Domain=com.apple.commerce.server Code=500317 "(null)"
I'm not sure which "active account" it is using, because I not prompted for it.
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Is there anything that we can do on our end? I'm facing the same problem.
I'm not prompted for a sandbox user anymore. Somehow the system has remembered the sandbox user. Is there a way to remove the sandbox user-data? Maybe that will help.
Until then: the 500 error is clearly something at the App Store end that is broken. You would think that Apple has monitoring in place on errors happening on their services...
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If someone can point me to how to troubleshoot this beyond looking at the console, I'd be very grateful.
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