I have auto-renewable subscriptions in my app. I've been using .manageSubscriptionsSheet to present a user with a variety of subscriptions and a possibility to cancel the current subscription. Now, I'm trying out the new StoreKit 2 (available in iOS 17.0+) - and it works great (and also looks nice), but it doesn't seem to support cancellation... I tried different options and couldn't make it show anything related to "unsubscribing". One of the options I've tried was adding .storeButton(.visible, for: .cancellation) - but it doesn't seem to do anything. So the question is: is it not possible to let users unsubscribe from within the app with StoreKit 2? And if so, what's the recommended approach?

I've asked this question at SO, but there are no replies there, so I decided to give it a try here. Basically, I want to be able to capture the coordinates of a long press on the Map component (not the geo-coordinates - that's a separate task - just local to the app coordinates). The problem is that the .onLongPressGesture doesn't provide the coordinates of where the long press happened. .onTapGesture does - but I don't want to register taps, I want to register long presses. One of the work-arounds suggested at SO was to leverage the DragGesture, and it kinda works for other views, but when applied to a Map, it breaks the default dragging functionality of the Map component (so that it becomes impossible to scroll the map region). Also this work-around provides the coordinates only when the finger is released (at the end of the .onLongPressGesture), but I want to capture the long-press location before the finger was released (but after some time of holding, for example 1 second).