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I have a apns request where i specify expiration of 5 min. When the notification is raised device isn't online, and after getting device online after 2 min, i still don't get a notification. Ideally if i do get the device online after 5 min and not receive notification that's expected. If i remove the expiration all together and then do same steps as above, i always receive the notification. Here's a curl request i am making: curl -v -d '{"aps":{"alert":{"title":"Device Status","body":"some body"}, "badge":0}}' -H "apns-topic: com.app.app" -H "apns-priority:10" -H "apns-expiration:300" -H "authorization: bearer Token" --http2 https://api.development.push.apple.com/3/device/deviceId Any suggestion why this is happening when expiration is specified and any work around for achieving this
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I am unable to add app identifier containting "." with error invalid description. Has some changes been made in allowed special characters or this is a bug recently introduced?
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I am currently working on a intranet based application wherein the servers would not be deployed to cloud environment.I have few queries surrounding that:1. Does apple allow intranet based application to be deployed to App store?2. If Yes, since my servers are to be installed locally(only on windows, mac installer is not available) how do i provide the server access so that Apple can do the testing as per the app store upload process?**I know intranet based app should not be sent into production, but this requirement is very specific. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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