iOS 13 beta device token generation issue

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I have updated my iOS device to iOS 13 beta 7 to test the push notifications feature in my application. I have seen a strange behaviour where didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken method wasn't getting called even after allowing the remote notifications. I tried to debug by putting the break point in didRegisterForRemoteNotificationsWithDeviceToken which was of no use. So when i tried to search about this device token generation issue in iOS 13 beta i got to see a post in which they suggested to restart the device to make it work. And surprisingly when i restart the decvice it worked and i am able to use the generated device token to register for push notifications. Did anyone face the same issue? Will this be resolved in next beta version or in main release?

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Just to let you know guys, I did ask apple's support about this, and this was their reply (at May28)

Be sure to test on the most recent version of the OS available, including beta/seed releases if available. Include the results of your testing in the bug report. Before upgrading a device to a beta, be sure to make a backup first because restoring it to the current GM requires erasing the device first.

While your bug is being investigated by the relevant engineering team, if you would like us to use the TSI to search for a possible workaround, please send us the Feedback ID number in a reply to this email.
Discovering a workaround can take a significant amount of time and a positive result is not guaranteed.

While a Technical Support Incident (TSI) was initially debited from your Apple Developer Program account for this request, we have assigned a replacement incident back to your account.
If you choose to request a search for a workaround, we will then re-debit the TSI from your developer account and assign your request to a DTS Engineer at that time.

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