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Can you please try upgrading the web-runner dependency to 9.0.27.1? Currently it is set to,

You'd better use Android's AlarmManager

According to the documentation:

AlarmManager provides access to the system alarm services. These allow you to schedule your application to be run at some point in the future.

You can learn more about it here.

What you can do is retrieve the span (e.g. via tracer.currentSpan()) before log.info("first"), pass the span to the lambda with log.info("second") and manually continue the trace via tracer.withSpanInScope(span). It would sth like this:

When you call a function and pass an argument to it, C makes a copy of that argument. If it is a value type (i.e. it doesn't have an asterisk after the type specifier), the copy of the argument is the value of that value type. But if the argument is a pointer type, what gets copied is the memory address that the pointer is pointing to.

Which means that you now have two pointers pointing to the same data in memory. It also means that you can modify that data from either pointer reference.

So yes, you're operating on the original FILE.

Firebase Cloud Messaging (FCM) delivers push notification to iOS devices via Apple's Push Notifications service. Also FCM extends functionality of push notifications. How FCM extends?

• FCM works with iOS and Android. Cool feature if you have the app for both platforms;
• Don't need to develop backend for sending notifications, storing pn tokens etc. Just register your app in the Google Developer Console and follow User Guides. For sending a push just execute request to https://fcm.googleapis.com/fcm/send with params;
• Broadcast notifications. The app subscribes to a topic and then you can send a notification to all topic subscribers. Very cool;
• Upstream messages (send data to the server)

Also Google has others services you can extend FCM with. For example Cloud Functions.

I didn't find that FCM integration take big affect to battery life in my apps.

UPDATE: FCM framework sends push notification token (and other info) to Google services. Also as I mentioned above you can subscribe app for a specific topic. Than Google knows which device needs to send a push to. There is a possibility to setup FCM in iOS automatically(with using method swizzling). FCM exchange AppDelegate methods and knows your's device pn token.

Chinese-manufacturer devices such as Huawei and Xiaomi may not receive notifications after your app is swiped away from the recent apps menu, goes to background, or after a device reboot due to custom power saving features which affect Firebase Cloud Messaging as well.

Most notably, Chinese devices from the following manufacturers include custom power-saving restrictions which may hinder background notification delivery for your app:

• Xiaomi

• Huawei

• OnePlus

• Samsung

• Oppo

• Vivo

• Asus

• Sony

• Honor

Unfortunately, since these power saving mechanisms also affect FCM, it is not a Pushy-specific issue, and the only solution is to instruct the user to whitelist your app from the respective manufacturer's power saving mechanism in the device settings.

The instructions for doing this vary from one manufacturer to another.

Read more about this issue:

https://dontkillmyapp.com/problem

A late answer, but someone might find this useful someday.

Our recommended approach is:

When a user logs out, always clear their associated Pushy device token from your backend database. Whenever any user logs in, send their most up-to-date device token to your backend for storage. In addition, before storing this device token, check whether any other users have this Pushy device token assigned to them. If so, clear it from the other users first. Then, associate this Pushy device token only for the user currently logging in.

Full disclosure - I work at Pushy.

I end up using bootstrap collapse for the 1st menu.

First of all add this in your build.gradle app module