Libin Lu
Libin Lu
@shruti8597 it is most likely your config issue. google this error and check potential fixes
`But if we terminate the app -> send push -> click push -> app crashes` if you terminate app, the app won't trigger any callback when you receive notification. Therefore...
@nirajmchauhan try reproduce with example application. or provide a repo that i can access to reproduce
@rameshbansal there must be some crash log. also try to reproduce with the example project in this repo. or provide a repo so I can reproduce it
@husnaingoldev how about add a flag saying "initNotifHandled"?
yes. you can do navigation in notification callback, make sure wrap the navigation in a timeout
disabling the check is not a solution because the dependent library is requesting 15+ i wonder why it only resolved to 12. have you updated your google service repo? also...
does this help? https://github.com/invertase/react-native-firebase/issues/1155
hmm.. are you following migration example? it is pretty much a rewrite when you migrate to react native firebase, although the workflow/concept behind is the same.
what is your notification payload?