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Same here! ``` const userServiceProxy = httpProxy(SERVICE_ENDPOINTS.USERS_URL, { proxyReqPathResolver: req => req.url.replace('/private', '/') }); ``` `proxyReqPathResolver` is never called during execution

You might want to avoid the default behavior of an event by overriding it. Just define the function, but if you want to go further you will have to explore...

Please note that from personal experience, [react-native-multithreading](https://github.com/mrousavy/react-native-multithreading) does not work on Android currently

Can you verify that the patch is correct? Thank you for your help. [patch.log](https://github.com/lottie-react-native/lottie-react-native/files/9328853/patch.log)

It looks like yes, take a look at [goTk3](https://github.com/gotk3/gotk3)

I have the same problem. Project structure  .env ```.env TWITTER_API_KEY=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX TWITTER_API_SECRET=XXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXXX ``` pubspec.yaml ```yaml dependencies: flutter: sdk: flutter #... flutter_dotenv: ^5.0.2 #... assets: - assets/icons/ - .env ``` main.dart...

I was having the same problem and I noticed that the problem was the callback url. On Android: Make sure the callback you set in your Twitter app's settings is...

I confirm that number 2 is not exclusive to iOS; I am experiencing the same behavior on Android.

You can use default class constructor for Isar builder and a factory for your own code, like this ```dart part 'image.g.dart'; @collection class Image { final String localId; @ignore final...

It looks like this is connected to my problem. The issue appears to be with CocoaPods. During pod install, it tries to access a link that is no longer valid...