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@ryanheise I just found a strange thing. When I was about to clear the playlist based on the example above to add a new playlist, it seems I cannot clear...

Okay, I will make the minimal reproduction for a bug report. Thank you.

@ryanheise I think I know where it went wrong. First we need to check whether `_mediaLibrary.items[MediaLibrary.albumsRootId]` is empty or not. Previously, I set it as empty in these below codes...

@pro100svitlo > Also it's not clear, should `_proxy.start();` be `await`ed or not... No, you don't need to add it. Just replace this code starts at line 1783 as suggested by...

Well, if you still have error in ```dart await sourceResponse.stream.pipe(request.response); ``` then just replace the code starts on line 2762: ```dart // Pipe response await sourceResponse.stream.pipe(request.response).then((value) async { await request.response.close();...

I got this problem too on Android emulator. There is no a useful documentation from Firebase nor FlutterFire

Try updating Firebase SDK on build.gradle It works for me. See Project Settings > General > Your Apps > See SDK Instructions.

> I updated the google-services, didn't help Not the google services.json; the Firebase SDK.

> > See Project Settings > General > Your Apps > See SDK Instructions. > > Where does this path belong to? Firebase Console > Project Settings

> How did you set up your Kotlin MainActivity? I never set up any Kotlin MainActivity. I just followed the FlutterFire > App Check and found out some clue inside...