Fix: Android use OneSignalLog, don't use android.util.Log, also fixes crash
#1806
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Description
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Obey log level set by developers and also fixes NPE crash when some malformed logs were actually invoked.
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Logging only
The bug was some usages of
android.util.Loghad arguments conflated with our OneSignalLogging. OneSignalLog's 2nd parameter is a nullable throwable, but android.util.Log's 1st argument is a string TAG to represent your collection, and the 2nd parameter is the actual print statement.Testing
Unit testing
Manual testing
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