Mark Pazon
Mark Pazon
One ugly work around I came up with is to disconnect and reconnect: ``` mParseLiveQueryClient.registerListener(new ParseLiveQueryClientCallbacks() { @Override public void onLiveQueryClientConnected(ParseLiveQueryClient client) { Timber.d("[liveQuery] -> .onLiveQueryClientConnected"); if (counter == 0)...
I am using 1.0.3
Did you manage to make this work @neil-benn ?
I had a similar issue and got mine working with Raspberry Pi 3. Check out https://github.com/jgarff/rpi_ws281x as it mentions some configurations you need to do for Raspberry Pi 4. Specifically...
The error can be ignored. I solved my twitter login problems by filling the consumer key and consumer secret when constructing the ParseServer object in the index.js. Follow the solution...