Androids default recoverBuilder() may fail in certain conditions. From info it may happen if application was reinstalled (updated) or if operating system was upgraded.
Because of that we need to handle an exception. At this point it makes sense to fallback to our own custom recover code (would lose users custom modifications to notification though), with better solution for it in the works.
Androids default recoverBuilder() may fail in certain conditions. From info it may happen if application was reinstalled (updated) or if operating system was upgraded. Because of that we need to handle an exception. At this point it makes sense to fallback to our own custom recover code (would lose users custom modifications to notification though), with better solution for it in the works.
https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.mobile.notifications/issues/198 https://github.com/Unity-Technologies/com.unity.mobile.notifications/issues/196