Fix: Notification click listener fires on cold start #1017
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Description
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Ensure notification click listener fires on cold start
Details
The native notification click listener is currently added on initialization, rather than when the listener method is explicitly called. This could lead to timing issues where the listener is added after the
onClick
event. Moving the listener out of initialization and into the bridge method follows other wrapper implementations.Motivation
It was reported that on certain implementations of Ionic and Cordova apps, the notification click listener was not firing on cold start. Making this change fixes that issue and allows the listener to fire when the notification is clicked from cold start, background, and foreground app states.
Testing
Manual testing
Tested opening a notification while the app was both backgrounded and from a cold start. App build with Android Studio 2023.2.1 with a fresh install of the OneSignal example app on a Pixel 6 with Android 14.
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