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[Bug]: iOS - Using DeleteTags to remove multiple tags fails with a json validation error #372
On iOS, when using the OneSignal.Default.DeleteTags method, it fails with the following issue:
2023-03-22 10:44:02.065124+1000 REDACTED.iOS[8819:230185] WARNING: sendTags JSON Invalid: The following key/value pairs you attempted to send as tags are not valid JSON: {
user = "";
"<null>" = "";
}
The user and <null> tags are two tags not provided by my code through the DeleteTags method.
I can work around this by deleting each tag one-by-one, however this results in many more HTTP requests and takes much longer:
foreach (var tag in tags)
{
await OneSignal.Default.DeleteTag(tag);
}
Steps to reproduce?
1. Add several tags to an account using the `SendTags` method.
2. Delete these tags using `DeleteTags`.
Example:
var myTags = new string[] { "Alpha", "Beta", "Zeta" };
await OneSignal.Default.SendTags(tags)
await Task.Delay(10_000); // Simulate some work.
await OneSignal.Default.DeleteTags(myTags);
### What did you expect to happen?
I expect that calling `OneSignal.Default.DeleteTags` works and does not fail with a json error.
### OneSignal Xamarin SDK version
4.3.3
### Which platform(s) are affected?
- [X] iOS
- [ ] Android
### Relevant log output
```Shell
2023-03-22 10:44:02.065124+1000 REDACTED.iOS[8819:230185] WARNING: sendTags JSON Invalid: The following key/value pairs you attempted to send as tags are not valid JSON: {
user = "";
"<null>" = "";
}
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What happened?
On iOS, when using the
OneSignal.Default.DeleteTags
method, it fails with the following issue:The
user
and<null>
tags are two tags not provided by my code through theDeleteTags
method.I can work around this by deleting each tag one-by-one, however this results in many more HTTP requests and takes much longer:
Steps to reproduce?
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