Hi,
I'm working on an app where we use remote push notifications to let user know about incoming call. We send pushes with a pattern of delays (in seconds): 5,5,10,10,10,20,20. Push payload has mutable-content set to 1 and in notification extension image is added to the notification.
The problem I have is that pushes on Apple Watch are delivered constantly, without respecting the pattern mentioned above. Checking console log for push delivery to iPhone shows that everything is fine there - delivered as designed with proper delays. On Apple Watch I can see it is bombarding with notifications, one after the other.
There is no separate app for Apple Watch. It has just pushes forwarded from the iPhone.
Do you have any ideas why Apple Watch might behave like this?
Thanks,
Matt
I'm working on an app where we use remote push notifications to let user know about incoming call. We send pushes with a pattern of delays (in seconds): 5,5,10,10,10,20,20. Push payload has mutable-content set to 1 and in notification extension image is added to the notification.
The problem I have is that pushes on Apple Watch are delivered constantly, without respecting the pattern mentioned above. Checking console log for push delivery to iPhone shows that everything is fine there - delivered as designed with proper delays. On Apple Watch I can see it is bombarding with notifications, one after the other.
There is no separate app for Apple Watch. It has just pushes forwarded from the iPhone.
Do you have any ideas why Apple Watch might behave like this?
Thanks,
Matt