Periodically wake the WebSocket, when GCM is disabled #7666
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Use the WebSocketAlarm, to periodically wake the WebSocket and with it, any threads that may be stuck in blocking wait, while the device is sleeping. Fixes signalapp#6644 // FREEBIE
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I left comments in the libsignal PR, this was not what I laid out that needs to be done. |
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Use the WebSocketAlarm, to periodically wake the WebSocket and with
it, any threads that may be stuck in blocking wait, while the device
is sleeping.
Fixes #6644
// FREEBIE
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Fixes #1234syntaxDescription
This is a reimplementation of #7100. Please see signalapp/libsignal-service-java#51 for more details.