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Upgrade GCM/ADM bridges to use twisted async http #1291
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Reopening as ADM still needs the same treatment |
👍 In big ways. I figured doing one bridge at a time would save y'all's sanity. |
Argh. Looks like FCM introduced an "HTTP v1" that requires their admin console, a private key and what looks like a suite of HTTP2 calls to perform the actual message sends. Need to figure out the likelihood of them dropping the "legacy" access method in favor of only HTTP v1, if the HTTP/2 access also binds like requests does, and all the other fun things that this may bring. |
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With the new FCM migration, it makes some sense to switch to the new FCM HTTPv1 API. In addition, this uses twisted async. Closes #1291
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With the coming switch to FCM, it makes sense to also switch to the new FCM HTTPv1 protocol. Closes #1291
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Older code is using the old thread post model. We should standardize from
requests.post
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