Dont connect to centrifuge react-native android build

[VictorPulzz]

Describe the bug
Hey guys! I connected centrifuge to rn application , but I'm faced with problem on android device. When I run application in develop mode, sockets working cool. But after created build, my application dont connect to centrifuge and I got this error

{"type":"transport","error":{"code":2,"message":"transport closed"},"transport":"websocket"} 

Although I got token and this code working on ios (simulator / real device) and only android dev mode

To Reproduce code

import { useSwitchValue } from '@appello/common/lib/hooks';
import { Centrifuge } from 'centrifuge';
import { lowerCase } from 'lodash';
import React, { useEffect } from 'react';

import { useAppDispatch, useAppSelector } from '~/core/store';
import { selectIsAuth, selectUser, useLazyGetWsTokenQuery } from '~/entities/User';
import { ENV, WS_URL } from '~/shared/config';

import { useLogs } from './log';
import { CentrifugePublicationContextEnum, CentrifugePublicationContextType } from './types';

export const CentrifugeWorker = () => {
  const logs = useLogs();
  const user = useAppSelector(selectUser);
  const isAuth = useAppSelector(selectIsAuth);
  const dispatch = useAppDispatch();
  const [getToken] = useLazyGetWsTokenQuery();
  const { value: initialize, on: onInitialize } = useSwitchValue(false);

  const handlePublicationData = (
    content: CentrifugePublicationContextType['data']['content'],
    type: CentrifugePublicationContextEnum,
  ) => {
    switch (type) {
      default:
    }
  };

  useEffect(() => {
    if (initialize) return;

    if (user && isAuth) {
      onInitialize();

      logs('IS AUTH', JSON.stringify({ user, isAuth }));

      const centrifuge = new Centrifuge(WS_URL, {
        getToken: async () => {
          logs('GET TOKEN START', JSON.stringify(user));
          if (!user) return '';
          const data = await getToken().unwrap();
          logs('GOT TOKEN', JSON.stringify(data));
          return data;
        },
      });

      centrifuge.on('error', ctx => {
        logs('onError', JSON.stringify(ctx));
      });

      const subscription = centrifuge.newSubscription(`test_${lowerCase(ENV)}:user#${user.id}`);
      subscription
        .on('publication', ctx => {
          const context = ctx as CentrifugePublicationContextType;
          handlePublicationData(context.data.content, context.data.type);
          logs('Publication', JSON.stringify(ctx));
        })
        .on('subscribed', ctx => {
          logs('Subscribed', JSON.stringify(ctx));
        })
        .on('unsubscribed', ctx => {
          logs('Unsubscribed', JSON.stringify(ctx));
        })
        .subscribe();

      centrifuge.connect();
    }
  }, [user, initialize, onInitialize, getToken, isAuth, logs, handlePublicationData]);

  return <></>;
};

Expected behavior
Socket will be working

Versions

• OS: MasOS m1 Ventura: 13.4.1
• React-Native: ^0.71.8
• React: 18.2.0
• Centrifuge client version: ^4.0.1
• Server version: 5.0.1

Additional context
Add any other context about the problem here.

[FZambia]

Hello @VictorPulzz

Could you provide step-by-step guide to reproduce the problem locally without your app specifics (i.e. provide a fully-working reproducer)? Also, please include step-by-step instructions how to build and run the app on Android to see the issue.

[VictorPulzz]

@FZambia Okay let my time, I prepare example test repo with my env

[FZambia]

Thanks, waiting - also check out server logs with "log_level": "trace" in configuration - probably you will see something interesting. I am personally never tried building an app for Android with React Native - that's why I need help to reproduce.