Hello, how are you, yesterday I had a meeting with my boss and my program simply closed abruptly, after a search I detected that the .doc(idCondominio) o idCondominio was empty because it had not yet been collected and set.
In the debug version you don't hear any errors.
When I got home I tested the production version to see if everything was ok and it could be something on the guy's PC there, so I opened it and came across this, no logs, no error stack, nothing.
It was basically blindly that I found this possible flaw.
The right thing to do was to display something in the console... The document cannot be empty, as is normally the case in Android and Web versions.
Reproducing the issue
After a search I detected that the .doc(idCondominio) o idCondominio was empty because it had not yet been collected and set.
In the debug version you don't hear any errors.
When I got home I tested the production version to see if everything was ok and it could be something on the guy's PC there, so I opened it and came across this, no logs, no error stack, nothing.
It was basically blindly that I found this possible flaw.
The right thing to do was to display something in the console... The document cannot be empty, as is normally the case in Android and Web versions.
import 'package:cloud_firestore/cloud_firestore.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
//Desenvolvido por HeroRickyGames
//Change the testclass("") to another value to solve the problem.
main(){
runApp(
MaterialApp(
home: testclass(""),
)
);
}
class testclass extends StatefulWidget {
String checkedDoc = "";
testclass(this.checkedDoc, {super.key});
@override
State<testclass> createState() => _testclassState();
}
class _testclassState extends State<testclass> {
initCode() async {
//The line issue
var getUserPermissions = await FirebaseFirestore.instance
.collection("QualquerColecao")
.doc(widget.checkedDoc).get();
print(getUserPermissions["sameValue"]);
}
@override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
return const Placeholder();
}
}
The app is closing in the RELEASE VERSION! In the DEBUG version it works normally and in ANDROID this problem does not happen!
In fact, the expected behavior was to have a document, BUT IN THE RELEASE VERSION it does not put an alert, much less in DEBUG.
There should be an alert saying that document x is empty.
And no, it's not an error in my code, but rather in the library.
Firebase Core version
3.2.0
Flutter Version
3.22.1
Relevant Log Output
No logs
Flutter dependencies
Expand Flutter dependencies cloud_firestore
```yaml
Replace this line with the contents of your `flutter pub deps -- --style=compact`.
```
Is there an existing issue for this?
Which plugins are affected?
Database
Which platforms are affected?
Windows
Description
Hello, how are you, yesterday I had a meeting with my boss and my program simply closed abruptly, after a search I detected that the .doc(idCondominio) o idCondominio was empty because it had not yet been collected and set. In the debug version you don't hear any errors. When I got home I tested the production version to see if everything was ok and it could be something on the guy's PC there, so I opened it and came across this, no logs, no error stack, nothing. It was basically blindly that I found this possible flaw. The right thing to do was to display something in the console... The document cannot be empty, as is normally the case in Android and Web versions.
Reproducing the issue
After a search I detected that the .doc(idCondominio) o idCondominio was empty because it had not yet been collected and set. In the debug version you don't hear any errors. When I got home I tested the production version to see if everything was ok and it could be something on the guy's PC there, so I opened it and came across this, no logs, no error stack, nothing. It was basically blindly that I found this possible flaw. The right thing to do was to display something in the console... The document cannot be empty, as is normally the case in Android and Web versions.
The app is closing in the RELEASE VERSION! In the DEBUG version it works normally and in ANDROID this problem does not happen!
In fact, the expected behavior was to have a document, BUT IN THE RELEASE VERSION it does not put an alert, much less in DEBUG. There should be an alert saying that document x is empty.
And no, it's not an error in my code, but rather in the library.
Firebase Core version
3.2.0
Flutter Version
3.22.1
Relevant Log Output
Flutter dependencies
Expand
Flutter dependencies
cloud_firestore```yaml Replace this line with the contents of your `flutter pub deps -- --style=compact`. ```
Additional context and comments
No response