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[Improvement] - Package versions on "My liked packages" page
URL: https://pub.dev/my-liked-packages
Today there isn't an easy way to see the last version of more than one package at the same time, you need to search each one individually on the search bar.
The "My liked packages" page could show next to the name (or under, etc.), the package version. So it would be possible to follow all of their versions just scrolling the page.
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Something like when you search for a package or open it's page:
Hi there nice idea, also I think if they shows the liked version and the actual version it will be so helpful.
@elbeicktalat to see if something changed from the first time you saw the package?
@elbeicktalat to see if something changed from the first time you saw the package?
Of course.
@Macacoazul01: Storing and displaying the version that was liked - I think that won't happen. (Although the timestamp of the like would be an indication of the latest version at a given time.)
Displaying the current version of a liked package: the current implementation can't easily fetch the latest version with the same query. Loading them from cache may be an option, but then we also would like to load the scores, description and other status info, which if you have 100s of liked packages will be too long. We'd need either pagination for that page, or a different backend implementation. These may happen, but it is not much of a priority for us right now.
@isoos if the query that returns the liked packages was similar to the one on the search packages (speaking about the variables from the package that it gives) we'll already have everything to show.
if the query that returns the liked packages was similar to the one on the search packages (speaking about the variables from the package that it gives) we'll already have everything to show.
It is not the same query (not even the same backend data).
@Macacoazul01: As a general rule, we can't really say forward-looking statements: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Forward-looking_statement