Allan Ritchie

> There is also another warning in the console if you run about some other override. I forget exactly, so when I get to my mac I can update this...

Apple doesn't care about the PerformFetch as much since it is deprecated, but they will not be happy with push hooks if they aren't actually being used. I've been trying...

Are the bindings just coming from configuration? If so, we could use: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/core/extensions/configuration-generator Furthermore, we could look into reducing some of the complexity of json serialization by using: https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/system-text-json/source-generation Both...

My bad. I missed the use of the configuration binders up on the integration stacks (Sentry.Maui). With the initial question, what are you looking to have source generated? The binding...

@jamescrosswell I think you're correct for that exact reasons you stated. There was a lot of confusion when we did that PR, but we decided to leave it.

@bruno-garcia @jamescrosswell Thoughts/questions/etc on implementing the features listed. > Including app start time instrumentation What is the thinking here regarding MAUI? Sentry can't really get involved until setup the MauiProgram....

@bruno-garcia @jamescrosswell I did some testing on the two big sqlite mechanisms. https://www.nuget.org/packages/sqlite-net-pcl - has absolutely zero extensibility points at this time and nothing is marked virtual. There isn't much...

Firebase on iOS doesn't have the updated binding at this time.

Also - please be respectful of the terms. I don't take issue reports for samples on here because they fall out of date for various reasons

> So it's a Firebase issue and not related to the Shiny.Push library? Or what would be required to fix that? Shiny needs to use a new firebase iOS binding....