Add new linter rules:
- non_constant_identifier_names — helps to maintain naming conventions.
Add new linter rules:
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always_put_control_body_on_new_line — Along with curly_braces_in_flow_control_structures will help us to create flow breakers more organically (e.g. avoid having
if (..) return;) -
avoid_slow_async_io — Instead of using certain async IO function, dart suggests to use their sync alternatives
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directives_ordering — Sort imports
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matching_super_parameters — If you inherit from a class, make sure the constructor params sequence match the parent's params
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no_self_assignments — Avoid having
a = a; -
prefer_asserts_in_initializer_lists — Put asserts on the initializer level, not in to the constructor body
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unnecessary_await_in_return — No need to await before returning
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unnecessary_breaks — No need for a break unless you want to end execution earlier.
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unnecessary_lambdas — If a method's parameters match the parameters of a required callback, don't create a lambda but pass the method directly as a tear-off.
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unnecessary_library_directive — If
librarydirective doesn't provide a name, it's not needed -
unnecessary_null_aware_operator_on_extension_on_nullable — If an extension is declared on a nullable type, no need to do the check
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unnecessary_null_checks — Removes null checks, e.g. if a function accepts a nullable variable there's no reason to pass it as
v! -
unnecessary_parenthesis — Removes brackets
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unnecessary_statements — Avoids having statements that return a result but aren't used.
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unreachable_from_main — Any member declared in an executable library should be used directly inside that library.
- Add platforms information to pub.dev
- Typo fix.
- Initial release.