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In-App Messaging: `appData` property is nil in Draft Mode
Description
When previewing an InApp Campaign on Device as draft, appData is nil. Only when the campaign is publish, does appData become available. This was unexpected; we're using appData to provide additional UI options (we have a customize the rendering of InApp messages), so when previewing we need both the basic data (title, body…) as well as appData.
Reproducing the issue
STEPS :
- Create a new in-app messaging on console.firebase.google.com
- In Additional Options (aka custom Data aka appData), add a property, for ex: foo: bar
- Test on device (aka, Save as Draft but don't publish)
RESULT : the campaign appears, but FIRInAppMessagingDisplayMessage.appData is nil EXPECTED : result: message.appData is not nil
Firebase SDK Version
10.2.0
Xcode Version
14.1
Installation Method
CocoaPods
Firebase Product(s)
Authentication, Crashlytics, In-App Messaging, Installations, Remote Config
Targeted Platforms
iOS
Relevant Log Output
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I couldn't figure out how to label this issue, so I've labeled it for a human to triage. Hang tight.
Thanks for reaching out, @DimDL. I tried to reproduce the issue but I was able to get the value of the appData. May I know if you have made any changes in your campaign in the console? Also, you may try our In-App Messaging Quickstart to isolate the issue and use this as your baseline for troubleshooting. Otherwise, we need a sample app that reproduces the issue to investigate.
Hi @rizafran. I found the issue: When previewing as draft, appData is nil. Only when the campaign is publish, does appData become available. This was unexpected; we're using appData to provide additional UI options, so when previewing we need both the basic data (title, body…) as well as appData. Is there more info I can provide ?
Thank you for clarifying your issue, @DimDL. I was able to reproduce it by using the "Test on device" button in the console, but on the second attempt of testing, the appData is showing. I'll inform the engineer about this and we'll let you know if it's a bug or intended behavior.
This issue should be fixed now. It was a server fix so same SDK should work. I was able to verify that custom keys were returned for campaigns in Draft state when Testing on Device.
