TypeError: WebPushException does not take keyword arguments about django-webpush

[marauder37]

Also, this is the traceback for the causing exception.

Have you thought about the best way to handle these 410 responses?

[jonderwaater]

I have the same error. Strangely the push notifications is sent, even though this exception is raised.

[marauder37]

@jonderwaater unfortunately that will not be reliable. You may/may not receive each notification. For our users it looks random whether the notification is received.

One root cause of the exception is having a webpush subscription in Django that is no longer registered in the browser. Notifications are sent to each subscription in sequence. So if you have two subscriptions, one revoked and one active, sometimes the notification will be sent to the active subscription before the exception is raised. But if the revoked subscription is first in the queryset, the exception will be raised before the notification is sent, and you won't get it.

[safwanrahman]

Thanks for the issue. I am working on a solution that will delete or update the revoked webpush permission.

[jonderwaater]

I implemented a solution here: https://github.com/jonderwaater/django-webpush/tree/20190329-handle_410_response
Probably broke some other things along the way though.

[safwanrahman]

Sorry for the issue. It has been fixed with 09996c0