darshankawar

Thanks for the report @hungryemon Looking at the error log you shared, it doesn't seem to be coming from either of the flutterfire plugins you mentioned, but seems to be...

Thanks for this log. It indicates, you are probably using lesser version of Android BoM or `firebase_crashlytics` in your project is still pointing to lesser version of Android BoM. Current...

We don't need to explicitly update or do anything. Usually the core firebase plugin, ie, `firebase_core` is updated with latest BoM release, which is needed along with other firebase plugins...

Treating this as an enhancement. /cc @lesnitsky

I tried the scenario mentioned couple of times using latest stable (2.10.0) but was unable to see the mentioned error log. I was able to go through the auth flow...

Thanks for the report. Using plugin example and running on iOS simulator shows same behavior as reported: /cc @lesnitsky

@awaik The team has [merged](https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/commit/91d8aa72f627620245fe15df48f2d68f204e3d10) an updated example of `firebase_messaging` yesterday which fixes issues like the one you are facing. I used that example and verified by sending a data...

Closing this as resolved based on above comment.

@623637646 Did you try [this](https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire/issues/9322#issuecomment-1210285442) ?

@Tom3652 What's the flutterfire_ui version are you seeing this on ? Recently a related issue was fixed and the `twitter_login plugin version was upgraded as part of this fix, https://pub.dev/packages/flutterfire_ui/changelog#0403...