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77 changes: 77 additions & 0 deletions core-android/src/main/java/io/ably/pubsub/push/FcmTopic.java
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package io.ably.pubsub.push;

import io.ably.pubsub.http.HttpRequester;
import io.ably.pubsub.http.PubSubBase;
import io.ably.pubsub.realtime.CompletionListener;
import io.ably.pubsub.types.AblyException;

/**
* A single FCM topic that this device can subscribe to or unsubscribe from.
* Obtained from {@link FcmTopics#get(String)}.
*/
public class FcmTopic {
/**
* The FCM topic name.
*/
public final String name;

private final PubSubBase rest;
private final Push push;

FcmTopic(PubSubBase rest, Push push, String name) {
this.rest = rest;
this.push = push;
this.name = name;
}

/**
* Subscribes this device to the topic. Subscribing when already subscribed succeeds.
* <p>
* If FCM rejects the device's registration token, Ably marks the device registration failed
* and the request fails; the device must then activate again.
*
* @throws AblyException
*/
public void subscribe() throws AblyException {
subscribeImpl().sync();
}

/**
* Asynchronously subscribes this device to the topic. See {@link #subscribe()}.
*
* @param listener A listener to be notified of success or failure.
* <p>
* This listener is invoked on a background thread.
*/
public void subscribeAsync(CompletionListener listener) {
subscribeImpl().async(new CompletionListener.ToCallback<>(listener));
}

/**
* Unsubscribes this device from the topic. Unsubscribing when not subscribed succeeds.
*
* @throws AblyException
*/
public void unsubscribe() throws AblyException {
unsubscribeImpl().sync();
}

/**
* Asynchronously unsubscribes this device from the topic. See {@link #unsubscribe()}.
*
* @param listener A listener to be notified of success or failure.
* <p>
* This listener is invoked on a background thread.
*/
public void unsubscribeAsync(CompletionListener listener) {
unsubscribeImpl().async(new CompletionListener.ToCallback<>(listener));
}

private HttpRequester.Request<Void> subscribeImpl() {
return push.localDeviceRequest((deviceId, headers) -> AdminFcmTopics.subscribeDeviceImpl(rest, headers, name, deviceId));
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Minor · Functional Correctness · Quick win

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# Locate every CalledActivate branch and every validateRegistration call site.
rg -n -F -e 'CalledActivate' -e 'validateRegistration' -e 'class Active' -e 'class AfterRegistrationSyncFailed' -- core-android/src/main/java/io/ably/pubsub/push/ || test "$?" -eq 1
# Locate the Javadoc and error handling in the topic subscribe path.
rg -n -F -e 'activate again' -e 'registration failed' -e 'handleEvent(' -- core-android/src/main/java lib/src/main/java || test "$?" -eq 1

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Correct the subscribe() recovery note: activating an active device does not re-register it.

For an active device, activate() only invokes the activated callback and keeps the current state. It does not validate the registration or send a registration request. Nothing on the failed topic subscribe path changes that state. Calling activate() after a rejected subscribe therefore reports success. Later subscribes reuse the same identity token and may fail the same way.

The Javadoc should describe this behavior accurately.

📝 Suggested Javadoc correction

-     * If FCM rejects the device's registration token, Ably marks the device registration failed
-     * and the request fails; the device must then activate again.
+     * If FCM rejects the device's registration token, Ably marks the device registration failed
+     * and the request fails. Calling activate again on an active device does not re-register it.
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Review comment at @core-android/src/main/java/io/ably/pubsub/push/FcmTopic.java
around lines 70 - 71:
Update the subscribe() Javadoc near subscribeImpl() to clarify that an FCM
rejection fails the request and that calling activate() again on an active
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}

private HttpRequester.Request<Void> unsubscribeImpl() {
return push.localDeviceRequest((deviceId, headers) -> AdminFcmTopics.unsubscribeDeviceImpl(rest, headers, name, deviceId));
}
}
65 changes: 65 additions & 0 deletions core-android/src/main/java/io/ably/pubsub/push/FcmTopics.java
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package io.ably.pubsub.push;

import io.ably.pubsub.http.HttpRequester;
import io.ably.pubsub.http.PubSubBase;
import io.ably.pubsub.types.AblyException;
import io.ably.pubsub.types.Callback;

/**
* Manages this device's FCM topic subscriptions.
* <p>
* FCM topics let FCM fan a single send out to every device subscribed to the topic. A topic exists
* once its first device subscribes; there is no create or delete call. Topic names must match
* {@code [a-zA-Z0-9-_.~%]{1,900}}. FCM allows at most 2,000 topic subscriptions per device and never
* removes them automatically, so unsubscribe when the device no longer needs a topic.
* <p>
* The device must be activated for push with FCM ({@link Push#activate()} must have completed) before
* using these methods. Requests authenticate as the device, so no push-admin capability is needed.
*/
public class FcmTopics {
private final PubSubBase rest;
private final Push push;

FcmTopics(PubSubBase rest, Push push) {
this.rest = rest;
this.push = push;
}

/**
* Returns an {@link FcmTopic} for subscribing this device to, or unsubscribing it from, the named topic.
* An empty topic name is reported as an {@link AblyException} by the operations on the returned object.
*
* @param topic The FCM topic name.
* @return An {@link FcmTopic} object.
*/
public FcmTopic get(String topic) {
return new FcmTopic(rest, push, topic);
}

/**
* Retrieves the names of the FCM topics this device is subscribed to,
* including any it subscribed to other than through Ably.
*
* @return The topic names.
* @throws AblyException
*/
public String[] list() throws AblyException {
return listImpl().sync();
}

/**
* Asynchronously retrieves the names of the FCM topics this device is subscribed to,
* including any it subscribed to other than through Ably.
*
* @param callback A callback returning the topic names.
* <p>
* This callback is invoked on a background thread.
*/
public void listAsync(Callback<String[]> callback) {
listImpl().async(callback);
}

private HttpRequester.Request<String[]> listImpl() {
return push.localDeviceRequest((deviceId, headers) -> AdminFcmTopics.listImpl(rest, headers, deviceId));
}
}
48 changes: 48 additions & 0 deletions core-android/src/main/java/io/ably/pubsub/push/Push.java
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import android.content.Context;
import android.content.SharedPreferences;
import android.preference.PreferenceManager;
import io.ably.pubsub.http.HttpRequester;
import io.ably.pubsub.http.HttpUtils;
import io.ably.pubsub.http.PubSubBase;
import io.ably.pubsub.http.PubSubHttpClient;
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*/
public class Push extends PushBase {

/**
* An {@link FcmTopics} object, for managing this device's FCM topic subscriptions.
*/
public final FcmTopics fcmTopics;

public Push(PubSubBase rest) {
super(rest);
this.fcmTopics = new FcmTopics(rest, this);
}

/**
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return getActivationContext().getLocalDevice();
}

/**
* Returns the local device, failing if push activation has not completed, since the device has
* no ID or identity token to authenticate push requests with until then.
*/
LocalDevice requireActivatedDevice() throws AblyException {
LocalDevice localDevice = getLocalDevice();
if (localDevice == null || localDevice.deviceIdentityToken == null) {
// Alternatively, we could store a queue of pending subscriptions in the
// device storage. But then, in order to know if this subscription operation
// succeeded, you would have to add a BroadcastReceiver in AndroidManifest.xml.
// Arguably that encourages just ignoring any errors, and forcing you to listen
// to the broadcast after push.activate has finished before subscribing is
// more robust.
throw AblyException.fromThrowable(new Exception("cannot use device before PubSubHttpClient.push.activate has finished"));
}
return localDevice;
}

/**
* Builds a request for the local device, authenticated as it.
*/
interface LocalDeviceRequest<T> {
HttpRequester.Request<T> build(String deviceId, Param[] headers);
}

/**
* Builds a request authenticated as the local device, or a failed request if push activation has
* not completed. The device ID and identity headers come from the same device read, so they
* cannot disagree if the device is reset concurrently.
*/
<T> HttpRequester.Request<T> localDeviceRequest(LocalDeviceRequest<T> request) {
LocalDevice device;
try {
device = requireActivatedDevice();
} catch (AblyException e) {
return rest.http.failedRequest(e);
}
Param[] headers = HttpUtils.mergeHeaders(super.pushRequestHeaders(false), device.deviceIdentityHeaders());
return request.build(device.id, headers);
}

@Override
Param[] pushRequestHeaders(boolean forLocalDevice) {
Param[] headers = super.pushRequestHeaders(forLocalDevice);
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12 changes: 1 addition & 11 deletions core-android/src/main/java/io/ably/pubsub/push/PushChannel.java
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}

protected DeviceDetails getDevice() throws AblyException {
LocalDevice localDevice = rest.push.getActivationContext().getLocalDevice();
if (localDevice == null || localDevice.deviceIdentityToken == null) {
// Alternatively, we could store a queue of pending subscriptions in the
// device storage. But then, in order to know if this subscription operation
// succeeded, you would have to add a BroadcastReceiver in AndroidManifest.xml.
// Arguably that encourages just ignoring any errors, and forcing you to listen
// to the broadcast after push.activate has finished before subscribing is
// more robust.
throw AblyException.fromThrowable(new Exception("cannot use device before PubSubHttpClient.push.activate has finished"));
}
return localDevice;
return rest.push.requireActivatedDevice();
}
}
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