Hello @booboothefool,
Thank you for reporting this, That's weird we'll check it and we will get back to you as soon as possible.

@DevHossamHassan Sorry, but it seems like there's more to it!

<Button
  onPress={() => Instabug.invoke()}
/>

^ This actually works.

Sorry, I didn't test it earlier. I was actually doing this and figured the behavior would be the same:

  confirmIssuesFeedback() {
    const message = 'If reporting a bug, please provide clear steps to reproduce the bug.';

    Alert.alert('Issues/Feedback', message, [
      { text: 'Got It', onPress: () => Instabug.invoke() },
      { text: 'Cancel', onPress: () => {}, style: 'cancel' },
    ]);
  }

<Button
  onPress={() => this.confirmIssuesFeedback()}
/>

^ For some reason, when using an Alert to invoke, it will not show. Not a big deal however, as I could do without the Alert and just invoke from button. This does work in iOS, however.

Hi, so I discovered the issue is not Alert. It's that I need to call invoke twice for some reason e.g.

Instabug.invoke();  // doesn't show
Instabug.invoke();  // shows

So in my app, user needs to press button twice.

I'm seeing the same issue.

Hello @seantimm,
Hello @booboothefool,
We fixed this issue in the latest version which is v1.1.6, Please update and give it a try.
Please follow the docs here to install it again in the proper way
Thank you so much for your patience.

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