iOS certificates for Push Notification expire after a year, so being a responsible dev I renewed it a month before it expired and proceeded to update Playfab configuration.
My surprise was that it just can't be done through the developer console, so I tried using the Admin API, and used the OverwriteOldARN parameter set to true.
Sadly I get an error from the SNS side.
{
"code": 400,
"status": "BadRequest",
"error": "PushServiceError",
"errorCode": 1095,
"errorMessage": "The service returned an error with Error Code
InternalFailure and HTTP Body: <ErrorResponse
xmlns=\"http://sns.amazonaws.com/doc/2010-03-31/\">\n
<Error>\n <Type>Receiver</Type>\n
<Code>InternalFailure</Code>\n </Error>\n
<RequestId>350e3ebb-9b2f-5029-8d1a-6995c42ce1e4</RequestId>\n</ErrorResponse>\n"
}
So at this point, I tried the weird workaround that has been given as a valid solution several times on this forum. That is changing the title's name, so another ARN is generated... but wait... I can see in the users' profile the url of the ARN they already registered. Am I going to lose the ability to send them notifications if another ARN name is created?
