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iOS and Android Inconsistencies?

‎10-30-2019 08:44

‎10-30-2019 08:44

Im really frustrated. I have a API schedule fetch on my fitbit app that gets a daily tip for my users. This works flawlessly on android, but does not work at all on iOS 13.x. I checked my proxy, and the watch does request a GET to our end point, and it does retrieve the payload (i can see the content in the JSON section of the HTTP request) but the watch does not display the alert. It how ever has been working for 2+ days on android.

 

What the heck is going on here? Im at my wits end trying to trouble shoot this, i wish i had an old iOS i could test on 12.x to see if its that which is causing an issue.

 

Any ideas what i can try to get this going?

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‎11-01-2019 11:46

‎11-01-2019 11:46

Hi @mb1990,

 

So you provide me with a description of what your application does so I can determine what the issue is? Also, which endpoint are you querying and what is the expected result for both Android and iOS?

 

Hope to hear from you soon!

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