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                                            Alex Awaik

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Can you please share the error log.

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And please check `previewImage`, `previewTitle` - it seems they should be level up on the tree.

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Fixed with the new version, please check flutter_instagram_stories: ^1.0.2

_CastError (type '_InternalLinkedHashMap<String, dynamic>' is not a subtype of type 'List<dynamic>?' in type cast)

Can you please provide full error log?

_CastError (type '_InternalLinkedHashMap<String, dynamic>' is not a subtype of type 'List<dynamic>?' in type cast)

Hi, Somehow, I couldn't repeat it with an example project. If you have open-source repo - can you please give me a link to it and I'll try to catch...

[firebase_messaging] onBackgroundMessage is never called in a release mode on iOS when there are two apps under one Firebase account.

Thank you! I'll check this https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/issues/9381#issuecomment-1227415893 and come back.

[firebase_messaging] onBackgroundMessage is never called in a release mode on iOS when there are two apps under one Firebase account.

@darshankawar 1. Handler gets called with --debug mode. 2. Handler gets called with --release mode. 3. After uploading the app to the TestFlight notifications appears only if the app is...

[firebase_messaging] onBackgroundMessage is never called in a release mode on iOS when there are two apps under one Firebase account.

Ok, I think I got what's going on. 1. I have two apps, under one Firebase account. 2. Within this account I've made two Apple apps. How the bug appears:...

[firebase_messaging] onBackgroundMessage is never called in a release mode on iOS when there are two apps under one Firebase account.

I'm not quite sure, what do you mean by `having a registration token that identifies each app instance`. The apps registered in the Firebase under different id's, they have different...

[firebase_messaging] onBackgroundMessage is never called in a release mode on iOS when there are two apps under one Firebase account.

I'm sorry, forgot to mention, yes, we added this parameter to the payload.