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react-native-firebase
bjoernh
bjoernh commented Dec 19, 2017

There is a difference depending on running nfty inside a Python shell (call notify.notification() ) and run ntfy from commandline. I think the reason is a different default config file location.
In my case, I have created a config file under ~/.ntfy.yml and ntfy use that config when i run it from console (it sends notification via pushover). But when i try to send a notification from a inter

spacekitteh
spacekitteh commented Dec 16, 2016

So, I'm eager to contribute to microG. There's just one problem: I've spent the last 10 hours trying to decipher the codebase, and feel like I'm nonethewiser for it. Could you please please PLEASE add some documentation? At least the architecture? I understand that nobody likes writing docs, and I understand that much of the structure is forced upon you by having to copy GPS, but it's critical i

isupremedyou
isupremedyou commented Jan 21, 2020
  • Xcode version: Version 11.3.1 (11C505)
  • Firebase SDK version: 6.13.0
  • Firebase Component: Auth
  • Component version: 6.4.0

When unpacking the claims dictionary after calling getIDTokenResult(forcingRefresh:completion:) on an instance of FIRUser we are getting unexpected behavior for the key user_id. We are using user_id in our additional claims of our custom auth token.

Steffi3rd
Steffi3rd commented Apr 15, 2020

Hi,

I successfully install React Native One Signal on my iOS. I’m very glad about it, because docs was very good to follow. 🥳

My badge count is normally on new push notification.

But I found that my push (remote) notification do not increase badge when badge is already set by local notification.

Instead, it reset it to 1 then increase only IF another push (remote) notification is received.

TysonAndre
TysonAndre commented Mar 3, 2020

http://uniqush.org/documentation/usage.html does not have a health check. The closest is /version or /psps, but those don't establish that the connections are active.

For example, in extraordinary networking outages (outgoing traffic is unacknowledged, and no error or response is received), the available file handles for a process can be used up, and calls to tls.Dial would fail for the APNs bi

tbsmark86
tbsmark86 commented Nov 29, 2019

I find it rather surprising that the facade sends each message to every device instead of treating the input as a list of pairs.

I suggest that this is explicitly stated in the documentation. Or the code could be changed.

Also the response array is somewhat buggy: It only contains the last response for each token.

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