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[Internal] Internal error in Firestore (0.6.6-dev). #1542
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@superdiazzz could you add this dependency: And then try again? It may fix your issue and if it does not, we will at least have a better stack trace since releases of |
@samtstern
let me clarify again, this only happens in specific devices like Redmi 4.4.4, and for other devices it works well |
@superdiazzz I can't tell without seeing the rest of your stack trace (there should be a "caused by" section) but it's possible it's the same as this issue: Could you provide more of the stack trace? |
I think this error can be explored in this part, because the action in the callback is skipped, when I check the console there is a log sequence like the following
in addition to the source of my problem, I did the following code in firestore:
when I debug it is stuck into the "looper" method and debug ends if I continue |
Huh, that is more interesting. I was unable to produce this using an emulator at the same Android version. I can confirm that the aforementioned class exists on my classpath. Can you double check to confirm that you only have a single version of firestore on your classpath? Maybe run a clean before building again as well? |
Also, see if you can confirm that the class exists in your copy of the library. My copy of the jar is located at |
@gsoltis |
If you run |
@gsoltis |
Hmm, I would try a clean and rebuild. If that doesn't work, verify your classpath as the app sees it, possibly with a snippet of code as described here: https://www.mkyong.com/java/how-to-print-out-the-current-project-classpath/ |
@gsoltis
UPDATE
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@superdiazzz thank you for following up and sharing that you were able too solve this issue by disabling Instant Run. You shouldn't have to do this, but it's good to know. |
Closing because it doesn't have to do with FIrebaseUI. |
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Environment
Describe the problem:
I switched to using firebase-ui for certain purposes (previously I used firestore only in version 11.8.0). When replacing using Firebase-ui, the firestore used has increased version to 17.1.1 and then crashes
Steps to reproduce:
Almost immediately, when connected to firestore realtime events, we get this:
I have researched various ways such as "Clear the data in the application manager on the device.
Then run the app again." but still the same.
Library
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