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The device tokens per-app differ, or at least that is how I understood them. In fact, using the device token under the Knuff too to attempt to push to another app generates a "Bad Device Token" error when attempting to push.
Logging the token from my app however, and copy/pasting and attempting to push works wonderfully.
So I feel like this statement is a little bit deceptive in the Readme:
Get the device token automatically; forget about manually retrieving the
device token through logging or similar techniques. Even more useful
when not in sandbox mode
Yes, it does this, but it appears to only do it for the Knuff app.
The device tokens per-app differ, or at least that is how I understood them. In fact, using the device token under the Knuff too to attempt to push to another app generates a "Bad Device Token" error when attempting to push.
Logging the token from my app however, and copy/pasting and attempting to push works wonderfully.
So I feel like this statement is a little bit deceptive in the Readme:
Yes, it does this, but it appears to only do it for the Knuff app.
Actually I just found this:
https://github.com/KnuffApp/Knuff-Framework
That solves the problem, it should be linked from the README to make users aware.
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