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The problem is that the Webview (ModalView) assigns its own parent. This is a feature of the ModalView. By returning a Webview instance in your build() method, you are attempting to set the App as the parent of the Webview. That causes the error you are seeing. You can solve this by returning something other than a Webview:

I think you need to notify parent class while lastwords is changing if you want to show it simultaneously. Moving your speech recognition class to widget can make the trick. Create one variable at the top instead of lastwords and show in text widget.

I have solved it.

1.add com.google.android.gms:play-services-ads in android/app/build.gradle dependencies { ...

This won't solve your problem, but it might help to look into using debugPrint or log in dart:developer. You can easily customize these functions to have your logs stand out.

Quoting an answer by the lovely u/Zhuinden on reddit,

If this is a worker, you need to have a constructor that takes Context, WorkerParameters, and NO OTHER PARAMETERS. Just these two.

In your case, the issue is that your class is an inner class, but in Java, that means it also has a reference to its parent. You need to define it as static class

Indeed, adding static to the class definition fixed the problem, but since I wanted to pass data through it I made it an independent public class and used the workmanager data class to pass parameters

Is the City class serializable? If not, it will not serialize and will throw errors at runtime. Make the City class implement Serializable interface and it should work

The desired result can be achieved using the combination of json_agg and json_build_object functions (see the query).

TL;DR: Set the full URL of your 8x8 meeting as the room name.

If you follow the official 8x8 Jaas docs, you will likely end up with Jitsi Flutter being unable to load config.js from the 8x8 server.

This forum comment hints that one can join 8x8 meetings via the official Jitsi Meet app from the App Store by using the full 8x8 meeting URL as the room name.

As a matter of fact, this not only works for the official app, but also for the Jitsi Flutter plugin. Using the configuration below you should be able to connect to a meeting room on your 8x8 tenant. Please make sure to disable any room name constraints by passing an empty map to joinMeeting, otherwise Jitsi Flutter will reject your room name!

When signing out with FirebaseAuth all you need to do is to call FirebaseAuth.instance.signOut(). You don't need to sign out from Google seperately.