try{finaluserCredential=awaitFirebaseAuth.instance.signInWithCustomToken(token);print("Sign-in successful.");}onFirebaseAuthExceptioncatch(e){switch(e.code){case"invalid-custom-token":print("The supplied token is not a Firebase custom auth token.");break;case"custom-token-mismatch":print("The supplied token is for a different Firebase project.");break;default:print("Unknown error.");}}
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