Was this always a problem or am I missing something?
To reproduce:
- make sure user A is a responder for user B
- log in as user A and turn off the Naloxone availability switch
- make a help request for user B
- result: user A gets a help request notification
- expected result: A should not get a notification because he doesn't have Naloxone
In help_request.js:71, we're adding all of the user's responders to the help request. But we should filter out the responders who aren't available, right?
Same in notification.service.js:11. We only want the push tokens of responders who are available. Isn't this what the userResponders field in the help_request is for?
Was this always a problem or am I missing something?
To reproduce:
In help_request.js:71, we're adding all of the user's responders to the help request. But we should filter out the responders who aren't available, right?
Same in notification.service.js:11. We only want the push tokens of responders who are available. Isn't this what the userResponders field in the help_request is for?