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Same on a Sony Xperia, I thought it was just a pale line, but no it is clearly a little bit of an image. I make it 8 pixels wide...

That CaptureStillImage from both the front and back camera fixes this problem for me also, but I assume there is a good reason it isn't supposed to work that way....

I have been running into what may be the exact same problem - when I use it in my app the screen goes blank after rotation and then I don't...

Adding some logging in `CameraPreview.kt` to `onPause` and `onStop` the pattern is the same: ``` fun pause() { Log.i("CameraPreview.kt", "Pause called"); GlobalScope.launch(cameraDispatcher) { runBlocking { Log.i("CameraPreview.kt", "Pause initiated, stop preview...

Interestingly nothing inside the `GlobalScope.launch` call seems to happen, but if I put the content of the `stopPreview()` function into the `pause` function, not only does it start to work...

Removing `runBlocking` as recommended on SO doesn't seem to have a terrible effect, certainly no worse.

If you don't mind creating a fork of the code I just did that and removed the `runblocking` section because I needed a working implementation. That has been running fine...

Seeing the same problem here on an M1 MacBook Pro. The commonest solution I have seen online is to use `libpq` for the config `sudo gem install pg -- --with-pg-config='/usr/local/opt/libpq/bin/pg_config'`...

Ah, I needed to `find` the `libpq` pg_confic, the `/usr/local/opt` path was wrong. Once I ran it with the exact `/opt/homebrew/Cellar/libpq/13.3/bin/pg_config` path, it came through for me.

Apparently the trick is to download the .deb package directly: https://github.com/golang-migrate/migrate/issues/818#issuecomment-1270444615