Conflict with another target

[carozo]

We use this plugin to enable live activities in our app. Recently, we started using customer.io, a service that creates a NotificationServiceExtension which allows us to send rich push notifications. Both targets are created successfully on Xcode, but the rich push notifications do not show up when this plugin is active. If we remove the plugin, the rich push notifications show up as expected.
It looks like there is some sort of conflict between the targets, or a mismatch between which target should handle the notification.
Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

[EvanBacon]

Please share a repro of some sort. Also try the newest version of the plugin which has a drastically simpler implementation by leveraging new Xcode 16 features.

[Kasendwa]

Hi @EvanBacon the new version also doesn't resolve this matter. Let me make a repro and share. I have the same exact problem. Might be able to get one out before @carozo

[Kasendwa]

Hi @EvanBacon here is a repro: https://github.com/Kasendwa/expo-share-intent-bacons-apple-targets. I have a patch in there just to fix the built issue.

Just a widget built with @bacons/apple-targets and the expo-share-intent

Expected:
Both the expo-share-intent and @bacons/apple-targets modules should work together.

Happening:
When @bacons/apple-targets plugin is activated (main branch), the expo-share-intent seizes to work. Even if the build succeeds.

As shown in the screenshots below: the @bacons/apple-targets widget works (the blue thing in frame 1), and then the expo-share-intent doesn't work (in frame 3) but the app builds fine (in frame 2)

When the @bacons/apple-targets plugin is disabled (without-apple-targets branch), then the expo-share-intent plugin gets to work again (as shown in the screenshot below)

cc: @achorein incase this might be of any interest to you.

[Kasendwa]

The new release of the plugin now resolves this @EvanBacon. Thanks a lot