In the all the example code I see that it is recommended to keep track of the last version of your app when you called requestReviewInScene in StoreKit so that you don't call this function more than once for any particular version of your app. But I also see that the StoreKit itself enforces this requirement by only presenting the user with a request for a review once for any version of an app. So I wonder why the redundancy? When we call requestReviewInScene, the StoreKit may or may not show the user a request. Furthermore, we have no way of knowing in the code if the request was presented or not. If the request was made when the device happened to be offline (such as out of range of cell service or wi-fi or in airplane mode) then the StoreKit knows that the request was not passed along to the user, but our code does not. If we count that request and don't ever request again, the user will never see a request for a review. On the other hand, I can see some justification for limiting unnecessary internet access by not making our requests too often. How are we supposed to balance the goal of not requesting reviews too often with the goal of not wanting to miss the opportunity to request a review just because the one and only time we made our request was when the user was off-line? Would it make sense to check for internet connectivity before making our request?
