Keeps a strong reference to the delegate wrapper inside Purchases.

core/src/iosMain/kotlin/com/revenuecat/purchases/kmp/Purchases.ios.kt

@@ -1,6 +1,7 @@
 package com.revenuecat.purchases.kmp
 
 import cocoapods.PurchasesHybridCommon.RCCommonFunctionality
+import cocoapods.PurchasesHybridCommon.RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol
 import cocoapods.PurchasesHybridCommon.RCStoreProduct
 import cocoapods.PurchasesHybridCommon.configureWithAPIKey
 import cocoapods.PurchasesHybridCommon.recordPurchaseForProductID
@@ -117,9 +118,18 @@ public actual class Purchases private constructor(private val iosPurchases: IosP
     public actual val appUserID: String
         get() = iosPurchases.appUserID()
 
+    /**
+     * Making sure we keep a strong reference to our delegate wrapper, as iosPurchases only keeps
+     * a weak one. This avoids the wrapper from being deallocated the first chance it gets. This
+     * behavior matches the Android platform behavior.
+     */
+    private var _delegateWrapper: RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol? = null
     public actual var delegate: PurchasesDelegate?
         get() = iosPurchases.delegate()?.toPurchasesDelegate()
-        set(value) = iosPurchases.setDelegate(value.toRcPurchasesDelegate())
+        set(value) {
+            _delegateWrapper = value.toRcPurchasesDelegate()
+            iosPurchases.setDelegate(_delegateWrapper)
+        }
 
     public actual val isAnonymous: Boolean
         get() = iosPurchases.isAnonymous()

core/src/iosMain/kotlin/com/revenuecat/purchases/kmp/PurchasesDelegate.ios.kt

@@ -17,7 +17,6 @@ internal fun RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol.toPurchasesDelegate(): PurchasesDelegat
 
 internal fun PurchasesDelegate?.toRcPurchasesDelegate(): RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol? =
     this?.let { PurchasesDelegateWrapper(it) }
-        .also { PurchasesDelegateStrongReference.delegate = it }
 
 private class PurchasesDelegateWrapper(val wrapped: PurchasesDelegate) :
     RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol,
@@ -46,20 +45,3 @@ private class PurchasesDelegateWrapper(val wrapped: PurchasesDelegate) :
     }
 
 }
-
-/**
- * On the iOS platform side, the backing field of `Purchases.delegate`, `Purchases.privateDelegate`,
- * is a `weak var`. On the multiplatform side, we wrap the actual delegate in
- * `PurchasesDelegateWrapper` to conform to `RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol`. Since that is a private
- * implementation detail, the only reference held to our wrapper is the `weak var`. This means that
- * it gets deallocated the first chance it gets. For this reason, we keep a strong reference to our
- * `PurchasesDelegateWrapper` here. This matches the Android behavior, which keeps a strong
- * reference on the platform side already.
- *
- * **Note**: we cannot make our `PurchasesDelegateWrapper` an `object` directly, as objects cannot
- * extend `NSObject`. See also
- * [KT67930](https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/KT-67930/Getting-Crash-while-building-KMM-project-with-XCode-15.3#focus=Comments-27-9796215.0-0)
- */
-private object PurchasesDelegateStrongReference {
-    var delegate: RCPurchasesDelegateProtocol? = null
-}