Bob Nystrom
Bob Nystrom
Pretty sure this is done now since we already shipped extension types. :)
I'm not working on it yet, but, yes I've come around to the idea that this is worth doing. Thanks for filing the issue. :)
In that specific case, an easier fix is simply: ```dart print(" error: line $e.lineNum: '$e.line'"); print(" ${e.originalException.runtimeType}: ${e.originalException}"); ```
I'm going to close this as a duplicate of #361 which I think requests the same thing.
I don't know if it if it's worthwhile to add too much complexity directly in dartfmt for determining what files it runs on. I don't want to have to reinvent...
This sounds like a performance issue with `flutter format` to me. On my Mac laptop, using Flutter v1.10.15-pre.202 to format a tiny file: ```sh $ time flutter format temp.dart Unchanged...
This is maybe a silly question, but is there a reason you don't just go ahead and format the generated files? Doing so is harmless, probably makes them easier to...
> Often that is true. However, l10n/messages* are generated and committed. The easy fix here is to generate them, format them, then commit that.
> The codebase for my medium sized app takes 1m 22s to format, way too long for snappy feeling. This is because we are formatting protobuf generated classes. Can you...
In the comment I was replying to, @awhitford said they already were committing the generated files, which is why I suggested formatting before committing. In your case, you can set...