Andrew Coutermarsh

> So there are 2 trains of thought: > > 1. The issue is that when we call ".cancel()", it's not immediate, so when we check to see if the...

> Make sure to align your Flutter version with what's listed as supported in the pubspec.yaml Forgive me, but I'm having trouble seeing which version of flutter is specified in...

It just took me a couple extra seconds after I posted that to realize that flutter was defined as the sdk, and it's the sdk that was being version-specified 😅

Took me quite a while, but I was able to get a build put into place with your change, and after some wrestling, received a notification in the emulator that...

> So in the emulator (ignoring your main phone), everything worked as expected? Do you think you could possibly create a build/apk that you install on your main phone to...

Okay, I've got it running on my phone now. Oddly, I didn't consider that this makes it easier to see the differences between them: since I have both apps running...

After a few days' worth of testing various situations with both versions of the app install, I think it's safe to say that the notifications are all properly going away...

Oh, huh, one odd thing though: It appears that if I read the message on the BB Windows client, it's not clearing out the notification on the beta version, but...

> Might be a fluke. See if it keeps happening. The mechanism to mark as read shouldnt matter if it's coming from the desktop client or another type of client....

I mean there's nothing to really stop me from using the version I've built in the meantime (though I'm not sure if this build would support Android Auto, now that...