J.C.Ködel
J.C.Ködel
I was experimenting with ANSI colors in log to create a new logging package, using both `print` and `dart:developer/log` functions. I found some inconsistences: 1) `dart:developer`.`log` doesn't work at all...
There are a lot of abandoned packages (some with more than 2 years since last update, which will lead to dependency hell or the inability to upgrade the project in...
Despite `"dartImport.fixOnSave": true`, dartImport doesn't run on save (but it runs if I run `Fix imports`).
Error every time I save pubspec.yaml: > Current file is not on project root or not on lib folder? File must be on $root/lib. > Your current file path is:...
While running this code (using the Emitter nuget on a .net core console project): ``` var emitter = new Emitter.Connection(); emitter.Connect(); emitter.GenerateKey("MY_SECRET_KEY_COPIED_FROM_CONSOLE", "chat/", Emitter.Messages.EmitterKeyType.ReadWrite, (r) => { // This never...
When we use the `Name ` format on node Author Name, the following error occurs: ``` ERROR in ./components/info/index.vue (../node_modules/vue-loader/lib/template-compiler?{"id":"data-v-4691bf0c","hasScoped":false,"optionsId":"0","buble":{"transforms":{}}}!../node_modules/vue-loader/lib/selector.js?type=template&index=0!./components/info/index.vue) (Emitted value instead of an instance of Error) Error compiling...
That would be a nice addition for users that uses Flutter as their client stack.
pubspec-assist should consider the Flutter SDK constraints. For instance, if you request `flutter_crashlytics` package, it will add version `1.0.0`, but this version is beta:  Right now, pubspac-assist is pretty...
Before, when we use the `Pubspec Assist: Add/update dependencies` and typed something like 'fire', it would display a list of options of packages containing `fire` on name. In the latest...
What about once an hour (or by configuration), pubspec-assist searchs again for all packages and alerts us of updates (i..e: if `some_plugin: ^0.1.0` now is available as `some_plugin: ^0.1.1`).