Implemented Procedure Push Updates using Firebase Cloud Messaging#2
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Implemented Procedure Push Updates using Firebase Cloud Messaging#2dsu1995 wants to merge 7 commits intoSanaMobile:masterfrom
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…ID as protocol identifier and version as version
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Implemented receiving procedure pushes from Sana Protocol Builder.
The Protocol Builder sends a push notification to the Android app containing a URL to fetch the full procedure XML file from. The Android app then makes an HTTP request to the URL to get the procedure, and saves it locally.
When pushes of different versions of the same procedure are made, only one version (the last version that is pushed) is kept on the phone's database.
Note: bumped up
minSdkVersionfrom 11 to 14 in order to support Firebase Cloud Messaging. This is still compatible with 99.7% of all Android users as of March 2018 (source: https://developer.android.com/about/dashboards/index.html).