When App is killed by swiping it and screen is locked by if you press on received notification from the lock screen without unlocking the app should open.
Actual Behavior
If app is killed and you do the above steps the app will not open but you can see it when you swipe up on home screen.
But if you re-killed the app and then redid the above the app will open. Basically it will work correctly every other try
Steps to Reproduce
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Context
I was trying to monitor user location and track them so they can receive notifications based on their location.
Debug logs
Logs
```
PASTE_YOUR_LOGS_HERE
```
one observation I had is that the app "main" shown in picture below will not lunch
```
// expected
[01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ Running "main
[01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ '🚀 ~ useEffect ~ lastNotificationResponse:', undefined
```
```
// actual
[01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ Running "main
[01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ '🚀 ~ useEffect ~ lastNotificationResponse:', undefined
```
Your Environment
react-native -v
): 0.74.5Expected Behavior
When App is killed by swiping it and screen is locked by if you press on received notification from the lock screen without unlocking the app should open.
Actual Behavior
If app is killed and you do the above steps the app will not open but you can see it when you swipe up on home screen. But if you re-killed the app and then redid the above the app will open. Basically it will work correctly every other try
Steps to Reproduce
1. 2. 3. 4.
Context
I was trying to monitor user location and track them so they can receive notifications based on their location.
Debug logs
Logs
``` PASTE_YOUR_LOGS_HERE ``` one observation I had is that the app "main" shown in picture below will not lunch ``` // expected [01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ Running "main [01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ '🚀 ~ useEffect ~ lastNotificationResponse:', undefined ``` ``` // actual [01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ Running "main [01:56:31] I | ReactNativeJS ▶︎ '🚀 ~ useEffect ~ lastNotificationResponse:', undefined ```