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[Feature request] Is it possible to get a current status of the notification setting?
See original GitHub issueSomething like await NotificationService.GetCurrentNotificationStatus() which returns the PermissionType enum?
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- Created 2 years ago
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Fixed, it’s not possible using the Getter:
I see, yes a string should be good enough(could be better with the enum).