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Android Push Notifications do not respect priority #17
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Nice! Can you do a PR? |
@chmiiller Ok im still learning Github at the moment but Ill create a fork, make my changes and submit a PR include both the SDK upgrade and my implementation of getTags for Android. Ill do this after I make changes on your current version ie. 1.3.1 |
Ok, I can help you on that if you want.
BTW, also updated iOS framework on 1.3.1 |
Thanks and understood, will follow these steps. Awesome on the iOS Framework upgrade, left a comment on your commit :) really hoping it fixes #13 automatically |
@aurusapps @chmiiller JAR updated in 1.4.0. Would you verify it's fixed now? |
hey @aurusapps can you check this one and if it is working close this issue? |
working correctly, have tested the following:
priority 10 messages working with slide down and draw on other apps Its working well! |
I wondered how notifications from some apps draw over a screen and you can read them where as all other notifications only appear as an icon on the status bar.
In my research I found that the priority of the notifications controls this and only priority 10 messages will be shown with a sliding view over other apps or even while on the OS main screen.
However the current module does not support these notifications and do not respect the priority sent. On futher research, I was to realise that Onesignal implemented priority in a later release of their SDK than the one in use in this module.
This issue is therefore a request to use the latest SDK found here:
https://github.com/OneSignal/OneSignal-Android-SDK/blob/b68d7004aaa868b3bdf25b64e4dc5feffcf19d0c/OneSignalSDK.jar
The good news is I have replaced the SDK and tested the priority to be working by simply replace this file and rebuilding the module.
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