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Ah, that is quite clear to me now, thanks. I must be honest and say that this does not appear to be blocking anyone, so it will probably not be...

We're going to need a reproduction for this - an App.js we can drop in a skeleton (like from https://github.com/mikehardy/rnfbdemo/blob/main/make-demo.sh) https://stackoverflow.com/help/minimal-reproducible-example If this were widespread and happening in the module...

To get firebase things in your notification service extension, you need to add your extension name as a new target in your Podfile, sort of like https://stackoverflow.com/a/57844206/9910298 I don't have...

:thinking: that warning is very useful for developer experience, as nearly everyone that uses this package for notification listeners (as opposed to react-native-push-notifications if you just want some notification handling)...

Of course it's possible, it's software, but less software and fewer changes is fewer bugs, with a config param reducing to effectively the same experience as a dummy handler, so...

@keima > So I hope you will consider implementing it. Please report how it goes when you add a dummy handler set in index.js. I'm under the impression this will...

Right, that's going to happen no matter what (app wakeup) it's a function of FCM via firebase-android-sdk, if you send an FCM to the app, the underlying SDK receives it...

I believe if you look at the fully merged AndroidManifest.xml that gets packed in the app (via Android Studio or whatever tool you are comfortable with - you can find...

What we're discussing here with regard to wake-ups is firebase-android-sdk, it is below us (thought of as layers) or before us (in terms of when things execute) and we are...

@swizes it's a way for you to use cloud infrastructure (your own servers or Firebase Cloud Functions) in combination with device tokens, to send data directly from cloud to device....