iOS sdk offers initWithSetupOnly mode through which we can allow customer to setup WiFi without claiming the device, what is the equivalent for the same in Android SDK?
@rickkas7 might be able to help here.
@rickkas7 can you help?
As far as I can tell it’s missing. Or at least I couldn’t find it either. The best way to resolve that would be to create a github issue in the spark-setup-android repository so the Android engineer can see and prioritize a fix, as it probably should support it as iOS does.
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Opened an issue here: https://github.com/spark/spark-setup-android/issues/46
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Thanks all for the help. I have another issue with IOS on initWithSetupOnly. @kennethlimcp it seems the deviceId is not set when the result is SparkSetupMainControllerResultSuccessNotClaimed? if you look at https://github.com/spark/spark-setup-ios/blob/bcc114543d9da007360f2fcc94f556e9428df8eb/Classes/UI/SparkConnectingProgressViewController.m line 397, the deviceId gets set inside checkDeviceIsClaimed which only gets called if needToClaimDevice is true and it seems that is always set to false if we use initWithSetupOnly?
I have opened https://github.com/spark/spark-setup-ios/issues/58 to track it, let me know your thoughts. @rickkas7
This feature has been recently added to the Android SDK, be sure the install/download latest release.
Has not been officially documented yet, but can be used right now. Exactly the same principle as in iOS.