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Unable to receive call
When I receive a call, the caller hangs. From the logs it seems like when the call is received, it starts multiple other calls, which somehow don't allow accepting the call. I got the same behaviour when trying to example as well. I am using android 10
@Chinmay-KB did you ever figure out a solution for this?
I didn't continue with this approach. I found making a solution on my own from scratch to be easier than this
Did you implement the solution natively instead or are you using a Flutter bridge? I ask because we are able to get calls to show up perfectly fine when the app is in the foreground, but on the background and terminated states it doesn't work. I wasn't sure if you were also experiencing this issue. We're using FCM to trigger all notifications (CallKeep + Push Notifications) but haven't yet introduced any PushKit functionality (which I feel is what we're maybe lacking)
Everything on native, sadly
Did you implement the solution natively instead or are you using a Flutter bridge? I ask because we are able to get calls to show up perfectly fine when the app is in the foreground, but on the background and terminated states it doesn't work. I wasn't sure if you were also experiencing this issue. We're using FCM to trigger all notifications (CallKeep + Push Notifications) but haven't yet introduced any PushKit functionality (which I feel is what we're maybe lacking)
You must use flutter run --release to install, the default xcode debug mode, you cannot start the app in the state of disconnecting xcode.
@cloudwebrtc we are already doing so. When using PushKit, we get an immediate crash:
_terminateAppIfThereAreUnhandledVoIPPushes
The payload we are using is the one provided in the example
@cloudwebrtc we are already doing so. When using PushKit, we get an immediate crash:
_terminateAppIfThereAreUnhandledVoIPPushes![]()
The payload we are using is the one provided in the example
@ejimenez93 hi sir, were you able to solve this problem now? It's been 7 months.
Any other alternatives?