gplay purchase-options

gplay purchase-options

Manage one-time product purchase options.

gplay purchase-options <subcommand> [flags]

Manage purchase options for one-time products.

Purchase options define how a one-time product can be purchased, including pricing, availability, and regional configurations.

Use “otp-offers” to manage offers within purchase options.

gplay purchase-options batch-update-states

Batch activate/deactivate purchase options.

gplay purchase-options batch-update-states --package <name> --product-id <id> --json <json>

Batch update states for multiple purchase options.

JSON format: { “requests”: [ { “activatePurchaseOptionRequest”: { “packageName”: “com.example.app”, “productId”: “premium_item”, “purchaseOptionId”: “default” } }, { “deactivatePurchaseOptionRequest”: { “packageName”: “com.example.app”, “productId”: “premium_item”, “purchaseOptionId”: “legacy_option” } } ] }

Each request must contain exactly one of:

• activatePurchaseOptionRequest
• deactivatePurchaseOptionRequest

Flag	Description	Default
--json	BatchUpdatePurchaseOptionStatesRequest JSON (or @file)	``
--output	Output format: json (default), table, markdown	json
--package	Package name (applicationId)	``
--pretty	Pretty-print JSON output	false
--product-id	One-time product ID	``

gplay purchase-options batch-delete

Batch delete purchase options.

gplay purchase-options batch-delete --package <name> --product-id <id> --json <json> --confirm

Batch delete multiple purchase options in a single request.

JSON format: { “requests”: [ { “packageName”: “com.example.app”, “productId”: “premium_item”, “purchaseOptionId”: “old_option”, “force”: true }, { “packageName”: “com.example.app”, “productId”: “basic_item”, “purchaseOptionId”: “legacy_option” } ] }

Up to 100 requests per batch. Set “force” to true to also delete any offers associated with the purchase option. Requires –confirm.

Flag	Description	Default
--confirm	Confirm deletion	false
--json	BatchDeletePurchaseOptionsRequest JSON (or @file)	``
--output	Output format: json (default), table, markdown	json
--package	Package name (applicationId)	``
--pretty	Pretty-print JSON output	false
--product-id	One-time product ID	``