Hi, I have an app that receives push notification from server with 'content-available': 1

The Mac OS X app I'm coding is taking a photo capture using the macbook built-in facetime camera. On MacBookAir3,2, MacBookPro8,2 and MacBookPro10,2 it works fine but on new macbooks it takes 'dark'. So do the FaceTime badge notifications. If you stress the FaceTime call notification at the top right of the screen, you can cancel it by following a tutorial: 1. Go to System Preferences to Notifications. Select 'FaceTime'From the list of applications on the left, then customize notifications.

and i have set my app to increase badge count as soon as it receives push notifications like

so my app shows badge count correctly in any state (active, background, killed) when it is built in Debug.

But my app is not showing badge count when app is in killed state and it is built in Released.

(if it is in background mode, badge shows correctly)

Is there anyway that I can control badge count from app side (not sending 'badge' property through push notification)?

All I need to do is, update badge number as soon as app receives push notifications

Thanks in advance. Let me know if need more information

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