Simulating remote notifications - wrong appDelegate method called when content-available?

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bpapaattheskimm OP
Created Mar ’20
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Seeing some surprising behavior when using the new Simulating Remote Notifications feature in the Xcode 11.4 beta.


Looks like my payload in my APNS file is correct - it displays the notification correctly in the Simulator on Springboard, and if I click the Notification my app launches. But if I set the content-availble value to "1", and then simulate the notification, the App Delegate's application(_:performFetchWithCompletionHandler:) method is called, and not application(_:didReceiveRemoteNotification:fetchCompletionHandler:). I'd expect the former to be called only when I'm trying to do a Background App Refresh.


This a bug or is there a chance that I'm doing something wrong?

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heb_dave OP
Mar ’20

curious if you ever got anywhere with this? We're seeing the same strange behavior with "content-available" pushes.

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bpapaattheskimm OP
Mar ’20

No, discovered this in Beta 3. I wound up filing FB7625283 which remains opened. I haven't gotten around to checking it out in the final 11.4 release yet.


Side note - also filed FB7625412, which describes how my Notification Service Extensions aren't executing (the images don't display in the Notficiation).

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jeffromabove OP
Apr ’20

This is still an issue in the final release. Any reponse from Apple?

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