Resolved Not Receiving iOS Push Notifications

I am using PN version 3.0.1-pre.1, configured the key, team ID and everything else in the dashboard and set up the application for registering with the service. The XCode console tells me that the register process went great, returned a token, but for the love of p I can't my device get to receive any of the notifications. May that be with a scheduled one, returning or the device token for testing, it always fails. The analytics dashboard tells me the following message:

Error sending to APNS, HTTP status 400, error message: The specified device token is invalid. Verify that the request contains a valid token and that the token matches the environment.

I tried with the bundle identifier for my game, the one for the notificationservice (ending with *.notificationservice), nothing. Deleted everything, readded, nothing. Very grateful for any guidance who completed it for iOS...

 

Hi Mike

thanks a lot for your answer. I think my bad is that I confused sandbox/development with a development build of the Unity editor project, not with an Xcode debug build! I didn’t know it does a debug build and that you can switch it to release.

Will try that this evening and let you know

 

Nope, can't get it to work. Removed everything, gave it a new identifier, added the key etc. Nothing.

I changed the XCode scheme from debug to release, meaning it won't be Sandbox (from my understanding). Nothing. Did it the other way round. Nothing.

In the identifier in the Apple developer portal, do I need to create the SSL certificates for the connections? I did that in the first run, but it did nothing. Now I left it empty and it still doesn't work. Followed the guide, it doesn't mention anything about them, so I guess these are not required.

I mean, it is not even funny anymore. It can't be that difficult... Will create another new project tomorrow that only calls the PN services and nothing else and see if that works...

 

Got it to work, needed to change the scheme on every target (Unity-iPhone, notificationsservice etc.) in the run section from debug to release and then do a testing build to get it to work with the sandbox environment. My god, what a journey that was...