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Support empty strings as default push notification icons #1511
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…irebase push notifications
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Hi @aranda-adapptor |
Dallas62
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The reason for this PR as that when using
@react-native-firebase/messaging, background notifications show up with different icons toreact-native-push-notication. For backwards compatibility, I've added support for empty strings causes no icon customisation on the native notification, which mimics behaviour of the RN firebase messaging module.