Android: silent channel using playSound flag #1736
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🤷🏻♂️ Empty string probably works fine. If backward compatibility isn't a concern, I would like to use anything like null/undefined/false/"silente"/"none" too. I am not sure which option is more relatable. |
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Sure. In a day. |
Dallas62
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Currently it isn't possible to make silent channels, and sending silent notifications to Android > 8 devices.
A playSound option is added to PushNotification.createChannel() to make it possible to create silent channels in Android. The same option exists in PushNotification.localNotification().
Related issues: #1432 and #1045