My name is Mariana Costa, a Software Developer from Portugal. I'm particularly interested in learning more and more about the development of user interfaces and Frontend technologies.
Thank you for your comment and sorry for the late response. I'm afraid I'll not be able to help you. Since the app I developed is for personal use only, I only implemented the logic to send a notification and generate a log in case an error occurs and it was not sent; I did not implement the logic to deal with the "receipt" of each notification. I've just read the docs(github.com/expo/expo-server-sdk-node) and some possibilities came into my mind, but probably you have already tested them: Did you checked all the information that is being sent in the "ticket" and in the "receipts" (expo.getPushNotificationReceiptsAsync(chunk))? Does the ticket have any information regarding the expo push token that we can relate to the recipient using its ID? Or has the 'details' field of recipient any useful information?
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Thank you for your comment and sorry for the late response. I'm afraid I'll not be able to help you. Since the app I developed is for personal use only, I only implemented the logic to send a notification and generate a log in case an error occurs and it was not sent; I did not implement the logic to deal with the "receipt" of each notification. I've just read the docs(github.com/expo/expo-server-sdk-node) and some possibilities came into my mind, but probably you have already tested them: Did you checked all the information that is being sent in the "ticket" and in the "receipts" (expo.getPushNotificationReceiptsAsync(chunk))? Does the ticket have any information regarding the expo push token that we can relate to the recipient using its ID? Or has the 'details' field of recipient any useful information?