Making push notifications work after device reboot when using Plugin.Firebase about plugin.firebase

[AdamEssenmacher]

Meaning, the push notifications are not received until I explicitly run the app once.

Do you mean once ever? Or do you need to run the app once each time the device is restarted?

But I believe similar issue may exist on iOS also.

Why do you believe this?

[gautambjain]

I use push notifications to initiate syncing of notes data with the server. And I have widgets also on Android home screen.

After reboot, I want the the above functionality to work without having to run the app. But this doesn't work with Plugin.Firebase.

Why do you believe this?

Because it seems to be initialization issue due to which CrossFirebaseCloudMessaging.Current may be null inside the intent service (MESSAGING_EVENT). That's why it may not be able to trigger the events although the intent service may be receiving the calls.

In order to make it work, I have explicitly write my own intent service (MESSAGING_EVENT) and do the work (syncing notes data) like I did before in Xamarin.Forms.

[AdamEssenmacher]

Because it seems to be initialization issue due to which CrossFirebaseCloudMessaging.Current may be null inside the intent service (MESSAGING_EVENT).

Are you getting specific error messages around this? Why do you think this is the problem?

[gautambjain]

Are you getting specific error messages around this? Why do you think this is the problem?

About error messages, I am not able to check easily because after a reboot, the device is disconnected from the debugger. Once I launch the app after the reboot, the push notifications work. I saw the plugin code and it is using CrossFirebaseCloudMessaging.Current object to trigger the events from the intent service (MESSAGING_EVENT).