Allan Ritchie
Allan Ritchie
iOS will ask the user the additional permission request after a few hours of running in the background.
We'll see. I'm not promising this as an update. What is there does work with the standard workflows I use.
You need to realize that these are only bindings against the android libraries here. Unless one of the bindings is wrong, there aren't going to be any sort of bugs...
1. You don't actually need to set the delegate anymore. You can see how I get the push tokens here: > https://github.com/shinyorg/shiny/blob/master/src/Shiny.Push.FirebaseMessaging/Platforms/iOS/PushManager.cs 2. If you still want the delegate and...
This is the link: https://github.com/shinyorg/firebase/blob/main/src/Shiny.Push.FirebaseMessaging/Platforms/iOS/FirebasePushProvider.cs
My two cents worth - I would vote for the second model above. It emulates mediatr & InvokeAsync would become explicitly strongly typed instead of "guessing" on the generic return...
@jamescrosswell A little bit. This was more to do with OnCrashedLastRun event on iOS (and OnBeforeSend). Unfortunately, on android, the native SDK doesn't have a OnCrashedLastRun to bind to
This has been fixed via: https://github.com/getsentry/sentry-dotnet/issues/3776
@albyrock87 We haven't updated docs for the feature yet. We don't want to turn these errors of by default for users. This is currently only released to iOS and is...
@albyrock87 It's hard to say from a screenshot. The nature of what was fixed was to filter out duplicate filings between native & dotnet. If you're not seeing the same...