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@X1ting – nice find. To be honest, I'm not sure I fully understand the impact, but your option (2) sounds like it makes the most sense and is in line...
@oluijks – what are your import statements? This may be relevant: https://stackoverflow.com/a/69048162/238287 One thing I've noticed: it's important to _always_ import functions from `'@angular/fire/firestore'` and not from rxfire or the...
@oluijks – thanks for clarifying. What are your import statements for `collection` and `collectionData`? These should also be coming from `'@angular/fire/firestore'`. Also, instead of: ```ts const aCollection = collection(this.firestore, '/faqs')...
@oluijks – looks like that StackBlitz example works (at least, on my end).  Side note: I believe `firebase` needs to be added to the...
@oluijks – weird indeed! I think, if it's possible to reproduce this issue consistently then it's worth keeping it open. Otherwise, best to close for now and reopen if it...
@oluijks, @timlouw – note, I'm not associated with the angularfire team in any way – just a random internet stranger trying to help out 😄 I'm not encountering this issue...
Reading @Tucaen's [comment](https://github.com/angular/angularfire/issues/3422#issuecomment-1699059489), above, I _think_ this is related to the latest `rxfire` v6.0.4, which I think has a peer dependency to Firebase v10, which could be the reason why...
@davideast – ahhh that makes sense. Thanks for clarifying.
It's possible to install into the current folder using the `--force` flag (which I think makes sense), but note there is currently a different bug that's fixed by https://github.com/nuxt/cli/pull/272.
(Bear with me as I unravel some thoughts) I'm currently trying to standardise on using [ng-mocks](https://ng-mocks.sudo.eu/). With that I can currently do the following: ```ts // In a spec file...