I have been experiencing this issue since the last update, and several of my tasks are currently pending because of it. Please look into this as soon as possible and provide a fix or workaround. Thank you.

I am facing a persistent issue while trying to generate Firebase Config Files for my project. Every time I click on the "Generate Config Files" button, it loads for a while and then shows the error: "Request timed out. Please contact support@flutterflow.io."

I have been stuck on this error for the past 3 days and have already tried the following troubleshooting steps, but none of them worked:

1. Permissions Granted: I have already added firebase@flutterflow.io as an Editor and Service Account User in my Firebase Console / Google Cloud IAM.

2. APIs Enabled: The Cloud Resource Manager API is fully enabled in my Google Cloud Console.

3. Database Initialization: Firestore Database and Firebase Storage are both initialized and active.

4. Browser Troubleshooting: I have cleared my Chrome browser cache, cookies, and even tried running it in Incognito Mode, but the issue persists.

Project Details:

• FlutterFlow Project URL: https://flutterflow-prod-v7-0.web.app/project/flutter-flow-iman-yosmaa-4nrkgw?tab=appSettings&appSettingsTab=firebase

• Firebase Project ID: iman-yosmaa

I have attached screenshots of my FlutterFlow Firebase settings, my Google Cloud IAM permissions showing the roles assigned to FlutterFlow, and the timeout error for your reference.

Could you please check this from your backend and help me resolve this timeout issue as soon as possible?

It seems that FlutterFlow forgets to generate the required import statement for the module's enum file inside lib/flutter_flow/nav.dart.

The Error: Error: 'marketplace_module_384a8i_enums.TypePages' can't be used as a type because 'marketplace_module_384a8i_enums' doesn't refer to an import prefix.

When opening the code in VS Code, the nav.dart file clearly tries to use the prefix marketplace_module_384a8i_enums.TypePages, but the file itself has no corresponding import directive for that schema/enum package at the top.

"Unexpected null value. The relevant error-causing widget was: Builder"

The error originates from storage.dart in the Supabase Dart client.

Isolation process:

After extensive debugging, I isolated the issue to two specific columns in my box_details_view:

• pickup_start_time — Postgres type: time

• pickup_end_time — Postgres type: time

Sou iniciante no desenvolvimento de aplicativos, embora tenha alguma experiência anterior com sistemas de gestão.

Contexto do projeto

1. Após bastante pesquisa, escolhi trabalhar com FlutterFlow + Supabase.

2. Tenho uma pequena empresa que atua no ramo de persianas e cortinas.

3. O objetivo é desenvolver um aplicativo interno para gerenciamento de:

   • Clientes

   • Medidas

   • Produtos

   • Orçamentos

   • Fotos dos serviços

4. O sistema terá poucos usuários, no máximo 3 ou 4 pessoas.

Estrutura já criada

5. Modelei e criei toda a estrutura do banco de dados no Supabase antes de iniciar o aplicativo.

6. Revisei diversas vezes:

   • Tabelas

   • Relacionamentos

   • Campos

   • Permissões

7. Pelo que consegui verificar, a configuração do Supabase parece estar correta (vou anexar as telas).

Problema encontrado

8. Ao realizar meu primeiro teste no FlutterFlow, estou tentando apenas listar os registros da tabela Clientes.

9. O FlutterFlow conecta ao projeto, porém não consegue exibir os registros da tabela.

10. Os dados existem no banco e podem ser visualizados normalmente pelo painel do Supabase.

11. Já revisei:

    • Conexão do Supabase no FlutterFlow

    • Tabela selecionada

    • Query utilizada

    • Campos exibidos no ListView

12. Mesmo assim, nenhum registro é retornado.

Dúvida

Existe alguma configuração adicional que normalmente é esquecida nesse tipo de integração?

Algumas hipóteses que considerei:

• Política RLS (Row Level Security)

• Permissões da tabela

• Configuração da query no FlutterFlow

• Limitação da versão gratuita

• Algum detalhe de autenticação que deixei passar

I'm trying to implement Firebase Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with an authenticator app (Google Authenticator/Microsoft Authenticator) in a FlutterFlow project.

My target flow is:

• Email Authentication as the primary factor.

• TOTP Authenticator App as the second factor.

• MFA enrollment during account setup.

• TOTP verification during login.

I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone successfully implemented Firebase TOTP MFA in FlutterFlow?

2. Is it possible using only FlutterFlow actions, or is custom code required?

3. Were you able to complete both MFA enrollment and sign-in verification?

4. Does it require Firebase Identity Platform and the Blaze plan?

5. Are there any examples, tutorials, or repositories available?

I'd appreciate hearing about your experience or any implementation details.

Thank you!

I'm trying to implement Firebase Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) with an authenticator app (Google Authenticator/Microsoft Authenticator) in a FlutterFlow project.

My target flow is:

• Email Authentication as the primary factor.

• TOTP Authenticator App as the second factor.

• MFA enrollment during account setup.

• TOTP verification during login.

I have a few questions:

1. Has anyone successfully implemented Firebase TOTP MFA in FlutterFlow?

2. Is it possible using only FlutterFlow actions, or is custom code required?

3. Were you able to complete both MFA enrollment and sign-in verification?

4. Does it require Firebase Identity Platform and the Blaze plan?

5. Are there any examples, tutorials, or repositories available?

I'd appreciate hearing about your experience or any implementation details.

Thank you!

I am trying to publish my FlutterFlow Android app to Google Play Console (Internal Testing track).

I have updated the Build Number / Version Code multiple times in FlutterFlow and generated new AAB files. However, every time I upload the new AAB to Google Play Console, I receive the following error:

"Version code has already been used. Please try another version code."

The version code changes each time I generate a new build, but Google Play still reports that the uploaded version code has already been used.

I have already:

• Increased the Build Number several times.

• Generated new builds.

• Downloaded new AAB files.

• Uploaded the latest AAB to Google Play Console.

Could you please check whether FlutterFlow is generating the correct version code in the AAB file or if there is any caching issue preventing the updated version code from being applied?

Thank you.