Benjamin Weber
Benjamin Weber
@saiprashadmurali1511 It is impossible to help you this way. I assume you have the "Localization key [xxx] not found"- warning. If you want help, you need to create a sample...
Please post the code you used, or a minimal sample, so we can reproduce the behavior and show how to fix it.
@kevinat did you try using context.tr() instead of just tr()?
@kevinat Nice to hear that it works! I created #660 to clarify in the readme that context.tr() is the way to go for build methods. Closing this one.
Do you really want to change the code, or would it be a fine solution if we just suppress the warning?
> > Do you really want to change the code, or would it be a fine solution if we just suppress the warning? > > If you can, change the...
I would prefer not to do that. Imho it is fine to have the variable names as they are - flutter warnings are not meand for generated code and it...
Closing it since the question is answered. If there are any further problems/questions, please open a new issue including code to reproduce
@stha-ums Sorry that you waited so long here. Are you still willing to contribute this feature? (I submitted a review).
@ricardodalarme I actually don't understand this PR. The name of the base class was changed by you, wasn't it?