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For building an slack-like-app that supports login of multiple users while showing unread badges and receiving push notifications for all of them support for multiple ChatClient instances is needed.
That is possible on iOS, the Swift documentation states: "Client or ChatClient: The root object of the SDK representing the chat service. Typically, an app contains just one instance of ChatClient. However, it's possible to have multiple instances if your use case requires it (for example more than one window with different workspaces in a Slack-like app)."
On Android however it seems that isn't supported. When trying to instantiate another ChatClient the SDK logs: "[ERROR] You have just re-initialized ChatClient, old configuration has been overridden [ERROR]"
Are there plans for matching the iOS SDK in that regard?
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For building an slack-like-app that supports login of multiple users while showing unread badges and receiving push notifications for all of them support for multiple ChatClient instances is needed.
That is possible on iOS, the Swift documentation states:
"Client or ChatClient: The root object of the SDK representing the chat service. Typically, an app contains just one instance of ChatClient. However, it's possible to have multiple instances if your use case requires it (for example more than one window with different workspaces in a Slack-like app)."
On Android however it seems that isn't supported. When trying to instantiate another ChatClient the SDK logs:
"[ERROR] You have just re-initialized ChatClient, old configuration has been overridden [ERROR]"
Are there plans for matching the iOS SDK in that regard?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: