i am using a standard receiver example. launch app with a random id -sender-id 1378199887347.

after launch I get an error:
push: 2023/10/18 12:16:09 client.go:86: Sender ID: 1378199887347
app : 2023/10/18 12:16:11 main.go:91: retry : server error: 400 Bad Request, 470.708448ms
app : 2023/10/18 12:16:13 main.go:91: retry : server error: 400 Bad Request, 12.850598423s

how to fix the problem? a similar library on JS works without problems.

i've setup the listener and its working, the only issue is that whenever I restart the program the client.Events channel keeps getting filled with old notifications that ive already seen on the previous run. is there a way to either offset the messasges or only receive the pushes that come after the listener has started?

Hi, thanks for creating this library, I found it very useful.
It has been working well until recently. However, recently, any newly registered token cannot be sent notification to (due to "invalid token type" error), while existing (previously registered with the same code) tokens are unaffected.

I tried on both a macOS and Linux machine and were able to reproduce the error with /examples in both cases.

Could you please test it and see if you're also seeing the error? Thanks!

hello, i need to receive push notifications from a third party android app, i intended to use this library as it seems the most complete i've found.

could you tell me how to generate valid credentials to receive push notifications and the token that should give google services to the app.

Hi. Have you found a way to connect two "apps" within one connection?

Hi crow-misia,

Im trying to convert your go code to C#.
Could you explain to me why do you use Heartbeat.start method for send heartbeat ping with timer ?

You can set LoginRequest like this and you will receive Heartbeatping and after that you can send HeartbeatAck

loginRequest.Setting.Add(new Setting() { Name = FirebaseConstant.kHeartbeatIntervalSettingName, Value = "10000" });

Hello.

Desired result:

• Successfully subscribed to the message

Actual result:

• I used roughly the same code as the "example"
• Only senderId is set, credsFile and persistentIdFile are empty files
• The program did not return a result when executing checkIn, and there was no timeout response.
• There is no timeout response probably because the default http client does not set a timeout.

question:

Why didn't checkin succeed?

Source Code, realMain is same with "example code".

func Test_receiver(t *testing.T) {

	senderId := "375682587912"
	credsFilename := "credentials.json"
	persistentIdFilename := "persistent_id.txt"

	ctx := context.Background()
	realMain(ctx, senderId, credsFilename, persistentIdFilename)

}

• Checkin http request is not respond,program is in the "pending" state.