Elijah Quartey

Hi @Romain-Guillot, can you please ensure you've following the generic platform setup for Amplify Flutter, https://docs.amplify.aws/gen1/flutter/start/project-setup/platform-setup/#linux

Hi @JeremyLabelIO, Are you pausing the app during a sync? Or do you lose sync functionality when pausing the app? DataStore changed in 2.1.0 to use our Dart first API...

Hi @JeremyLabelIO, > I already try to stop and start DataStore when the app is being pause/resumed but without success. A bug was fixed in Amplify DataStore 2.4.1 that resolved...

Hi @raphire08, thanks for reporting this. We'll need to investigate the best solution for this use case. We will update you here when we have made progress.

Hi @stephenjen, thanks for providing that extra query. We still working to reproduce this behavior. We will let you know our findings.

Hi @aalloul, sorry to hear you've ran into this issue on production builds. We'll investigate this and give you an update when we can.

Hi @joshuamoreno1, can you try to update to Amplify DataStore v1.8.0? This version updated the Amplify Android package being consumed, which contained several improvements. Please let us know if that...

Hi @stam0912, can you try 2.4.1? It should resolve the behavior when calling `Amplify.DataStore.Stop()` in this scenario. Web socket issues when the app is in the background in release mode...

Hi @giulitu95, the current best option available is to monitor the Hub events channel as described in this [docs page, #subscription-connection-status](https://docs.amplify.aws/gen1/flutter/build-a-backend/graphqlapi/subscribe-data/#subscription-connection-status).

Hi @lokalathlet, if you're still experiencing this issue can you please provide a code snippet to help us reproduce the observed behavior?