David MARKEY

Example of broken badges: [](https://pub.dev/packages/squadron) [](https://pub.dev/packages/squadron) Check the output of https://pub.dev/api/packages/squadron/metrics: ``` { "score": { ... }, "scorecard": { "packageName": "squadron", "packageVersion": "4.2.0", "runtimeVersion": "2022.07.05", "updated": "2022-08-03T21:05:21.829067Z", "packageCreated": "2021-09-25T17:14:56.549125Z", "packageVersionCreated":...

This is by design, `req.headers` are those sent by the browser so they're part of the incoming request. You cannot tamper with them. `res.headers` on the other hand, are sent...

Hello, jumping into your conversation :) The sample was broken because of a missing "toString()" implementation in my custom Uri class. But this hinted me to a new approach with...

However judging by https://github.com/ryanheise/just_audio/blob/b8edd0cee98b682f15f40a45d4fec325681d28f8/just_audio_web/lib/just_audio_web.dart#L491-L495, JustAudio will call `Uri.parse()` again (which will decode the base64 payload) before passing it on to the HTML player, so my assumption above is wrong.

Here's a benchmark --> https://gist.github.com/d-markey/9f919c8f6df83fb3417c993b0281ce8c For large "data:" Uri, Uri.parse can run for quite some time because of byte encoding/decoding (base64 or percent) If all you need is the string...

For what it's worth, I've released package slim_data_uri to provide drop-in replacement for "data:" Uri. It's aligned on Dart''s Uri implementation and you can call `parseUri` instead of `Uri.parse` to...

Hello @AlexDochioiu , I'll be looking at this issue, but I'm not sure I understand everything. You mention `dataSignatureMarshaler` and `utxoListMarshaler` but the generated code uses `hdWalletMarshaler` and `networkIdMarshaler`. Not...

Hello, could you post the full .worker.g.dart file that was generated by Squadron Builder? Also I'd like to have your service's interface, ie. just the class with service method signatures...

Hello, any news? Did you manage to work around the issue?

Hello @AlexDochioiu, that's the point, if squadron_builder used a `T`, it means your service method must mention or somehow refer to that `T` one way or another. Could you post...