iOS push notification token formatting for firebase?

Questions
#1

Hello,
I’m using push notifications for iOS.

I’m currently reading the token this way:

local alerts = {push.NOTIFICATION_BADGE, push.NOTIFICATION_SOUND, push.NOTIFICATION_ALERT}
		push.register(alerts, function (self, token, error)
			if token then
				local t = ""
				for i = 1,#token do
					t = t .. string.format("%02x", string.byte(token, i))
				end
				-- Print the device token
				print("IOS TOKEN = "..t)
			else
				-- Error
				print(error.error)
			end
		end)

I get a token like this:
86353937643462373164326564323264656461303332663533326234343665666532316539613939323237373130396630353633666536643262313864616532

When adding it firebase, the token is not recognized as valid:

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Does anyone know what is the correct formatting to use an iOS token in firebase?

#2

The iOS implementation uses the Apple Push Notification Service. Firebase is only used on Android.

#3

Hi, I’m new to iOS. My app returns a push token just like those numbers above. It doesn’t look like the one in Defold Push notification documentation
When using a server to send for testing, I’ve got a message BadDeviceToken
Can someone help me to confirm that the token is in good format?

#4

Looks like this part is unnecessary. I can’t guess what it is using for but the token is already in a good format, no need futher action