Noifications "clogged"

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Stunts
Yes, it was fixed after the 2v10 release: https://github.com/espruino/Espruino/blob/c23289e6c18f9a88df812b855d2a54a000f54d61/ChangeLog#L14 - so a daily build will have it sorted or it'll be fixed in 2v11

Confirming the fix with firmware v2.8.83. Thank you! =-)

So GB({"t":"call","cmd":"accept","name":"name","number":"+491234"}) for example.

Ok, so this is proving harder to do.
Opening the IDE, connecting via Web Blutooth I can do. Sending simple commands such as print("hello espruino") is working fine (the watch leaves the watch-face app and displays the Bangle.js logo, firmware version, etc and "hello espruino" is printed to the webIDE console).

However, any commands starting with GB() are throwing errors:
```
Uncaught ReferenceError: "GB" is not defined
 at line 1 col 1
GB({"t":"call","cmd":"accept","name":"name","number":"+49123...
^
```
It's like the GB function (which from reading http://www.espruino.com/Gadgetbridge I assume stands for "GadgetBridge") has not been declared? I am quite certain Gadgetbridge is installed on the watch, since I can connect to it using my phone, so I'm not sure what is happening here.

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dapgo in reply to @Stunts

To test the notifcation widgets from the IDE you can use

require("notify").show({  title:"call",  src:"call",  body:"fake-testing call"});

or even showing a phone icon

require("notify").show({  title:"call",  src:"call",  body:"fake-testing call",  icon:require("heatshrink").decompress(atob("jEYxH+ACcejwUUAAYWVjESCqoABCqoYNCpQXLCxgXJQowtTA4ZbSZiwW/C4gWWjAXVZwIuVWhxFIC6z6OLpIXSCywXYDAIWVAAYXTA=="))
});

Also the following GB - "call" command can be verified with Mario Clock, but notifications seems that doesn't recognize "call" parameter .

GB({"t":"call","cmd":"accept","name":"John","number":"+491234"})

Noifications "clogged"

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