Persistent Firestore permission-denied error in Run/Test Mode

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Current Behavior

When running the app in Test Mode or Run Mode, any page that performs a Firestore query on page load fails with a "Run mode-only notification: Firestore Security Rules Error: Missing or insufficient permissions." This happens even though the Firestore rules, IAM permissions, and app-side query filters have been meticulously verified and are correct. The app is unusable in test environments.

Expected Behavior

The app should execute the Firestore queries successfully in Run/Test Mode, respecting the deployed security rules without showing a permission error, just as it would in a real deployed application.

Steps to Reproduce

1. Run the app in Run Mode or Test Mode.
2. Log in with any valid user.
3. Navigate to the page that tries to load data from Firestore (e.g., the Hospital Information page).
4. Observe the "Missing or insufficient permissions" error notification.

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• The steps to reproduce above start from a blank project.

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Environment

- **FlutterFlow version:** Latest version
- **Platform:** Web Browser
- **Browser name and version:** Google Chrome (Latest version)
- **Operating system and version affected:** All

Additional Information

You can see the exhaustive debugging process we followed in this Google AI chat log: [https://g.co/gemini/share/d6e4df208eab]

[Juansarmi]

Hi! Sorry to hear you're experiencing this issue.

Unfortunately, I'm not able to reproduce the error on my end. It might be something specific to your project or a configuration in your Firebase project that I do not have access to.

In this case, I recommend reaching out to support via the in-app chat or by email at support@flutterflow.io . They have the tools and access needed to take a closer look at your specific case.

Best regards.