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I have dynamic links working great. I can get query parameters and route to paths. However, is there a way to clear a dynamic link once it has been retrieved?
E.g. when I retrieve the dynamic link (regardless of whether app is closed or in the background) I load the appropriate deep link path. Then, if I try to go to another screen that has an initState that is also looking for dynamic links, the same dynamic link that was previously found and processed is found again and will create a loop where I cannot get away from the dynamic link path.
Would be nice to have a FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.clear() type of function to avoid getting in these loops, unless I'm missing something already in the docs.
If there is a not a "clear()" function of some kind, how do I keep track of what dynamic links have already been processed?
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I have dynamic links working great. I can get query parameters and route to paths. However, is there a way to clear a dynamic link once it has been retrieved?
E.g. when I retrieve the dynamic link (regardless of whether app is closed or in the background) I load the appropriate deep link path. Then, if I try to go to another screen that has an
initState
that is also looking for dynamic links, the same dynamic link that was previously found and processed is found again and will create a loop where I cannot get away from the dynamic link path.Would be nice to have a
FirebaseDynamicLinks.instance.clear()
type of function to avoid getting in these loops, unless I'm missing something already in the docs.If there is a not a "clear()" function of some kind, how do I keep track of what dynamic links have already been processed?
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