getSubscriptions() on Android-Devices didn't return something, because of a not formatted string.
On iOS getSubscriptions returned an array. On Android getSubscriptions returned a string formatted like this: [channel1, channel2, channel3]. This was not even a JSON-Array because quotation marks were missing.
This pull-request changes android-behavior to return an array.
taivo
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7 years ago
getSubscriptions()on Android-Devices didn't return something, because of a not formatted string. On iOS getSubscriptions returned an array. On Android getSubscriptions returned a string formatted like this:[channel1, channel2, channel3]. This was not even a JSON-Array because quotation marks were missing. This pull-request changes android-behavior to return an array.