Open zeusent opened 2 years ago
Can you provide more information about how you're testing this? With a particular focus on the app state. We were unable to reproduce this with the sample app available in this repo.
Hey @hpinhal. Sorry for my late reply.
The app was in foreground. The presentation options were set exactly like in your Sample app (so a banner was showing at the top of the screen but the app itself had no idea that a notification arrived unless the user tapped said banner). The inbox was also not reloading unless that banner was interacted with.
We did try to compile the Sample app to compare but it's not an "open -> run" thing 'cause it seems a lot of things are missing for that, so we didn't bother to much with it 🙃
As it stands I don't think that something special was done on our end. In the end we've set the SWIZZLING_ENABLED
to false
and manually forwarded the bellow calls from the AppDelegate
to Notificare.shared.push()
:
application(_:didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken:)
application(_:didFailToRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithError:)
application(_:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler:)
This seemed to be working.
Hi, @zeusent.
The Sample cannot be an "open -> run" thing due to the fact there are several custom aspects to it or any other app. One would have to adjust the following items:
NotificareServices.plist
;Regarding the problem itself, good catch on the swizzling bit. That would explain that event not being handled. Can you explain your app setup? Dependency manager, UI framework, etc. The only scenario we've detected that swizzling isn't working is in a full SwiftUI app.
I wanted to know when a remote notification is being received.
My app delegate implements the
NotificarePushDelegate
protocol and it seems to be fine since bothnotificare(_:didOpenNotification:)
andnotificare(_:didOpenAction:for:)
are being called when the notification or an action are openedBut for some reason
notificare(_:didReceiveNotification:)
never fires. Based on this I expected it to fire whenever a notification arrives on my device.