cloud_firestore: iOS includeMetadataChanges does not recieve isFromCache false after first run about flutterfire

[ramsayamarin]

@TarekkMA All my packages are on the latest version (4.17.2 for cloud_firestore for example), it is not shown here but in pubspec.lock they are on the latest.
example:

  cloud_firestore:
    dependency: "direct main"
    description:
      name: cloud_firestore
      sha256: "..."
      url: "https://pub.dev"
    source: hosted
    version: "4.17.2"

This bug only appeared after I updated.

[TarekkMA]

Okay thank you @ramsayamarin, will try to reproduce this issue.

[TarekkMA]

@ramsayamarin I did reproduce the issue on ios (android works fine), will try to work on a fix for it.

[TarekkMA]

Hey @ramsayamarin, I will create a native ios reproduction and test and provide it.

[TarekkMA]

Hello @ramsayamarin, can you try to upgrade your firebase packages to latest version and try again?

[TarekkMA]

@ramsayamarin, it appears that the issue may originate from the iOS SDK. I have submitted a ticket to address this: Firebase iOS SDK Issue #12869.

[ramsayamarin]

@ramsayamarin, it appears that the issue may originate from the iOS SDK. I have submitted a ticket to address this: Firebase iOS SDK Issue #12869.

Thank you! I really appreciate it.

[ericbomgardner]

I was also hit by this issue when upgrading cloud_firestore to 4.17.0 (from 4.4.5)

Is it possible that #12585 could be the cause? Looks like that change was rolled out in 4.17.0 (according to the changelog) and is related to caching behavior.

[ramsayamarin]

hey @TarekkMA can you please share your reproduction here

[TarekkMA]

@ramsayamarin Can you please try and use latest version via git, https://dart.dev/tools/pub/dependencies#git-packages and let me know if the issue is now fixed.

[ramsayamarin]

@TarekkMA Sure, can you please share how exactly that would look like in a pubspec?

This is not working:

  cloud_firestore:
    git: https://github.com/firebase/flutterfire.git