fix(types): add sentTime to FirebaseMessagingTypes.RemoteMessage

[mikehardy]

it was already sent and correctly serialized / showing up, just not
available in typescript

https://firebase.google.com/docs/reference/android/com/google/firebase/messaging/RemoteMessage#public-long-getsenttime

Release Summary

fix(types): add sentTime to FirebaseMessagingTypes.RemoteMessage

Checklist

• I read the Contributor Guide and followed the process outlined there for submitting PRs.
  • Yes
• My change supports the following platforms;
  • Android
  • iOS
• My change includes tests;
  • e2e tests added or updated in packages/\*\*/e2e
  • jest tests added or updated in packages/\*\*/__tests__
• I have updated TypeScript types that are affected by my change.
• This is a breaking change;
  • Yes
  • No

Test Plan

I'm using the change directly via patch-package to access the sentTime property in a typescript project, it works

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[mikehardy]

Nice to be on v6+ finally, I see something, I fix something, it's available without much patch-hackery :-), thanks for the merge

[babyrusa]

hi @mikehardy , I'm unable to see sentTime on IOS from onMessage(async noti => noti.sentTime) function, onNotificationOpenedApp(async noti...) and getInitialNotification(async noti...) is that a normal behavior? It works fine on Android, I was able to grade noti.sentTime but it's null on IOS. Is there a setting I have to set when sending notifications?
Thank you

[mikehardy]

@babyrusa please post come code and console.log results, speculation is inefficient in my experience
It may be that there is a platform different, it may be that there is a bug. Also, you may consult the relevant e2e tests here to see if we are indeed probing it and/or how the tests handle it, that helps move things along the path of figuring out if there is an issue here or not.
It's always possible to make a native quickstart as well - if there is a platform difference - to determine what layer the difference is at - perhaps it is in firebase-ios-sdk (a real platform difference) or just here? https://github.com/firebase/quickstart-ios/tree/master/messaging - alternatively you can reach into the native code here that receives messages and dump the object to console to see if we're just not parsing something for some reason