vibrate:false is ignored in "vibrate mode"

[daheeahn]

react-native: 0.63.4 react-native-push-notification: 7.3.1

I created 2 channel

      PushNotification.createChannel(
        {
          channelId: 'channel a',
          channelName:  'channel a',
          channelDescription: 'description a',
          vibrate: true,
        },
        (created: boolean) => {},
      );

      PushNotification.createChannel(
        {
          channelId: 'channel b',
          channelName:  'channel b',
          channelDescription: 'description b',
          vibrate: false,
        },
        (created: boolean) => {},
      );

I made push

...
PushNotification.localNotificationSchedule({
    channelId: 'channel a',
    id: 1,
    date: new Date(JSON.parse(obj.date)),
    autoCancel: false,
    ongoing: false,
    allowWhileIdle: true,
    userInfo: obj,
    title,
    message,
    playSound,
    soundName,
    volume: _volume,
    vibrate: true,
    vibration: 2000,
    repeatType,
    repeatTime,
    ignoreInForeground: false,
});

...
PushNotification.localNotificationSchedule({
    channelId: 'channel b',
    id: 2,
    date: new Date(JSON.parse(obj.date)),
    autoCancel: false,
    ongoing: false,
    allowWhileIdle: true,
    userInfo: obj,
    title,
    message,
    playSound,
    soundName,
    volume: _volume,
    vibrate: false, // Changed it to false because it was written as true
    vibration: 2000,
    repeatType,
    repeatTime,
    ignoreInForeground: false,
});

[My test device (Android Galaxy S9) setting] -> Vibrate Mode -> When I created a push with ids 1 and 2 id(1) - not vibrate (normal) id(2) - vibrate (abnormal - I expected no vibrate in vibrate mode)

I created 'channel b' with vibrate false, why does id 2 push vibrate in vibrate mode? How can I solve this?

[Dallas62]

hi @daheeahn

Make sure the channel b wasn't created with vibrate: true then changed to vibrate: false. Update a channel is not possible.

Regards

[daheeahn]

@Dallas62 I didn't understand. 'channel b' created with vibrate: false. and I removed app and reinstalled. How can I do?

[Dallas62]

Can you check in phone settings if the created channel is with vibration disabled ? We need to make sure channels are correctly configured.

[daheeahn]

FYI, If the push made with the b-channel is in sound mode, it doesn't vibrate as I expected. But in vibrate mode, it vibrates.

[daheeahn]

Channel a, b in order

[Dallas62]

Hi @daheeahn If everything is right, I suggest you to set vibrate: false in your PushNotification.localNotificationSchedule call. If vibrate is ignore, it's probably an issue (behavour?) of Android... The library create the channel correctly and apply all parameters send by your application. After that it's Android which handle the notification. Regards

[daheeahn]

Oh, I changed the vibrate of push with id: 2 to false because it was written as true by mistake.

[daheeahn]

It's a very simple test, can you try it yourself on your Android device? I think I typed everything well as provided by the library.

[Dallas62]

I'm confused, but can you fix your exemple ? You said notification with id 1 is not vibrating, but in your exemple it's suppose to vibrate. And the id 2 is vibrating when you don't expect it. I suspect a channel swap

[daheeahn]

When the push with id 2 is in sound mode or silent mode, it doesn't vibrate as I want it to. But in vibrating mode, it vibrates. I think it should not vibrate even in vibrate mode, but I don't know why it vibrates only in vibrate mode. And the channel was not confused. (Only Android)

[Dallas62]

Ok, but reading your initial post, channel b (notification id 2) is all no vibration.

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