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Can i use Klaviyo.INSTANCE.setPushToken(token) in another process #200

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qiaop opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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Can i use Klaviyo.INSTANCE.setPushToken(token) in another process #200

qiaop opened this issue Dec 9, 2024 · 2 comments
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qiaop commented Dec 9, 2024

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My FirebaseMessagingService is in another porocess,an Klaviyo ini in main process.
how can i use Klaviyo.INSTANCE.setPushToken(token) in FirebaseMessagingService onNewToken

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3.0.0

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Thanks for filing this! While it's definitely recommended that you use the application to encapsulate both your Klaviyo instance and Firebase service, there are some workarounds for messaging between the two. I'd recommend looking into using shared preferences to hold the firebase token, or creating a broadcast between the services that handles the token setting. You definitely don't want to set the token in the separate process, it would be better to set some shared store with the value and have your main process read that. If you do try and set from a different process and get some strange behavior, please feel free to share and I can look into whats going on further with a dummy application or logs.

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