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I opened issue on Google Android issue tracker - https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/238443303 . You can comment and give stars so maybe it will get attention.

Only workaround for this is immidiately after detecting QR Code put cameraController.stop(); and then if you need to open it again initialize it again: cameraController = MobileScannerController(); After putting it...

Yes, even tho in my case it never showed 'Called stop() while already stopped!' never showed up again, the camera still comes black randomly. So I replaced the package with...

Seems like there is no direct solution. I repaced this package with older one - https://pub.dev/packages/qr_code_scanner .Then observed same issue in that package as well. Perhaps both of these packages...

> Is there a possibility to maybe have a status from the controller? So something like `controller.isStopped`? Yes, it would be helpful. I assume the problem is that it does...

Found the problem. When using default constructor format - NativeUpdater.displayUpdateAlert( context, forceUpdate: true, ); URL is not accessible if there are non-Unicode characters (for example, non-English letters) as AppStore URL...

No, I supposed it should animate itself so activeIndex is always same. Because documentation states like this: Unlike SmoothPageIndicator, AnimatedSmoothIndicator is self animated and all it needs is the active...

@acoutts's solution fixes the issue but it causes another error on other version Pixel phones. So I forkd it and changed his tempory fix and make it conditional for only...

@szric98 what model is the phone? And also can you double check that it really overrides the dependecy? You should have camera and camera_android dependencies before dependecy override. Running "flutter...

Thanks, yes there is no way to make it work. About 4 months now and they could not give any explanation in the Google Issue Tracker. New Android 12+ APIs...