Closed mb706 closed 1 year ago
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Would like to see this question answered.
This probably shouldn't be closed.
As I understand it, calling
Notifications.registerRemoteNotifications()
ends up calling FirebaseMessaging'sgetToken()
eventually. A failure here (!task.isSuccessful()
) seems to be ignored. Would it make sense to trigger the "remoteNotificationsRegistrationFailed" event here, so that the app can inform the user about problems throughregisterRemoteNotificationsRegistrationFailed
?I was playing around with Notifications and had some connectivity problems, and was surprised that neither callback registered with "registerRemoteNotificationsRegistered()" nor with "registerRemoteNotificationsRegistrationFailed()" were called.