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@atnegrete I am facing the same issue as you. My where clause is being ignored when using `collectionRef: query.reference()` which results in returning everything @DarshanGowda0 can you please take a...

@stevenspiel are you sure `collectionRef: query.reference()` is working? because it's returning all the results because the .where() is being ignored

ok the problem for me has been solved for me. apparently the solution was not `collectionRef: query.reference()` as stated by @stevenspiel The solution was to manually create an index on...

@atnegrete i don't think its an error. it's a prompt to create the index. that is why a try-catch won't be executed because it is not an error. The prompt...

Whats the best way to make a query like uber where we only get one document back in a 10km radius when there are multiple docs present ?

So even if i dont get anything back it will charge me 9 reads?

Do u think u can make a query that increases range automatically to get 1 doc? so like if radius is set to 10, it will query at 2km, 4km,...

Not possible to incorporate .where() when doing the geoquery rather than do it after the query? Because without its, its not very flexible for doing querys hence causing extra unnecessary...

Yes i have tested. and ya. its quite bad. its causing me hell alot of reads man. @DarshanGowda0 u need to try it again man. Open a new project and...

> @DarshanGowda0 Yeah I used the exact format in the documentation: > `var queryRef = _firestore.collection('locations').where('city', isEqualTo: 'bangalore');` > but with my values: > `var queryRef = _firestore.collection('events').where('category', isEqualTo: 'activities');`...