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@nathans7 this package does work.. look at this https://github.com/raix/push/issues/341 https://github.com/raix/push/issues/341#issuecomment-430885023 https://github.com/da314pc/push

@nathans7 your probably getting the pods related errors, you have to setup pods in the project on ios https://github.com/phonegap/phonegap-plugin-push/blob/master/docs/INSTALLATION.md#ios-details

@nathans7 on iOS, check to see if the tokens are registering successfully in the console. Local builds on the device wont receive notifications if you are using the production certificate....

@nathans7 what version of meteor are you running? I remember when I used an earlier version of meteor every time I ran the build it was corrupted, so I had...

@nathans7 -lGoogleToolboxForMac this error can be annoying. but pod install the cordova platform ios build folder. Then run the meteor ios build. That should take care of everything. We'll get...

@nathans7 I trick I found to avoid having to fully upgrade your app is to just add the latest version of meteorwebapp to your cordova plugins file I have [email protected]...

@frankwo1 google-services.json has to been in your android project folder. Usually I enter the command with my device not connected _meteor run android-device --mobile-server 'your site' --settings settings-production.json --verbose_ --settings...

did you deploy the ios app with testflight? only ios apps deployed through the appstore will work with push notifications. Also android will only work with the app in the...

Looking at the logs you posted, everything seems to be working correctly with the server. If your not getting the notifications on iOS it means there's a problem with your...

@dev8gvisp Dont copy or move any android manifest files, they are automatically generated You have to add the google services json file in your ".meteor\local\cordova-build\platforms\android" Folder, This file you can...