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I'm using the 33.1.1.127 Libraries from Harmon and myFlashLabs OneSignal ANE.
When I initialise the libraries I was previously calling OneSignal.getTags( getTags_callback ) to find my onesignal UserID.
Since installing the new libraries this doesn't return.
If I enable verbose logging I get a number of messages shown to me:
OneSignal has detected that your application delegate implements a deprecated method (application:didReceiveLocalNotification;). Please note that this method has been officially deprecated and the OneSignal SDK will no longer call it. You should use UNUserNotificationCenter instead.
The OneSignal ANE appears to have been merged into the Firebase messaging ANE, so if I wanted to upgrade the library to the latest one would our license migrate to the Firebase messaging library or would we need to purchase a new license for the firebase messaging library for use with onesignal?
Also - has anyone found any code examples or advice on migrating to the Firebase messaging ANE to use the new onesignal functionality that it now supports.
Hi,
I'm using the 33.1.1.127 Libraries from Harmon and myFlashLabs OneSignal ANE.
When I initialise the libraries I was previously calling
OneSignal.getTags( getTags_callback )
to find my onesignal UserID.Since installing the new libraries this doesn't return.
If I enable verbose logging I get a number of messages shown to me:
The OneSignal ANE appears to have been merged into the Firebase messaging ANE, so if I wanted to upgrade the library to the latest one would our license migrate to the Firebase messaging library or would we need to purchase a new license for the firebase messaging library for use with onesignal?
Also - has anyone found any code examples or advice on migrating to the Firebase messaging ANE to use the new onesignal functionality that it now supports.
I'd be grateful for any help or advice.
Thanks :)