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1. Check if you have added INTERNET permissions in the androidManifest file.
2. From the logs i can see that you are using google-signin so make sure you have uploaded the SHA-1 to the firebase console. If not then add the SHA-1 key and replace your google-service.json file with new one.
3. If running on an emulator check if the emulator can access the internet. More on this here

In the NextAuth.JS 4.0 the "Prisma schema" have slightly changed.

From the upgrade guide:

• created_at/createdAt and updated_at/updatedAt fields are removed from all Models.
• user_id/userId consistently named userId.
• compound_id/compoundId is removed from Account.
• access_token/accessToken is removed from Session.
• email_verified/emailVerified on User is consistently named email_verified.
• provider_id/providerId renamed to provider on Account
• provider_type/providerType renamed to type on Account
• provider_account_id/providerAccountId on Account is consistently named providerAccountId
• access_token_expires/accessTokenExpires on Account renamed to expires_in
• New fields on Account: expires_at, token_type, scope, id_token, session_state
• verification_requests table has been renamed to verification_tokens

Complete new schema in: https://next-auth.js.org/adapters/prisma

Found out the solution on my own after a lot of search. Although I had to make a new bare react native project from scratch, and even then I was encountering that error, I had literally lost hope with firebase at that point. Then after sometime I changed my firebase config to the below code and it worked:

The SignUpView is missing a routing context in your test. Import a memory router and wrap the component under test so it has a provided routing context.

Firstly... We need to take a look at the implementation of the internal method GetExternalLoginInfoAsync inside SignInManager.cs and take note of all the conditions that could possibly lead to null being returned.

I will provide my answer as comments within the code below:

I think it should be imported from client and not react

try this : import { getCsrfToken } from "next-auth/client"

Also,

(just sharing an alternate solution), you need not define the custom pages in next auth. you can have your own login page and there just call next-auth's signin method, by passing the type like email or google.

and if email, then pass the email as well. eg:

This isn't an answer, however too long for a comment..

It looks like the session is getting lost for some reason, definitely focus on that.

In a default Spring Boot config the session is managed by the underlying servlet container, so its worth checking that is functioning properly. Things to check:

• Are you running more than 1 app server node? If so, ensure the session is using some sort of cluster aware config (ie Redis / JDBC), local session will fail here for sure
• It's worth checking the defaults with OAuth2 login in Spring Boot. eg you could try and specify the OAuth2 session using the HttpSessionOAuth2AuthorizedClientRepository and a SpringSessionBackedSessionRegistry

Basically enable all the logs and try and observe the session states from the servlet container when the problem occurs.

Getting the oauth2 session working correctly can be non-trivial, especially given there are not many good blog / docs that describe what spring boot is doing.

That said, here's an example of a working Redis backed Spring Boot config with OAuth 2 login, which might be useful as a reference for you:

app config:

It is probably a bug introduced in beta 7 version of next-auth as discussed in https://github.com/nextauthjs/next-auth/issues/3216

UPDATE:

For your firebase_core version is seems to be sufficient to pass the FirebaseOptions once you initialize firebase in your flutter code (and you don't need any script tags in your index.html):