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Update analyzer dependency to support newer versions #1010
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Summary of Changes
Hello @Schtroumphy, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed!
This pull request addresses a common dependency conflict by broadening the compatible versions of the analyzer package for intl_translation. By updating the pubspec.yaml to support analyzer versions up to 8.x, it ensures that intl_translation can coexist with other packages that have stricter or newer analyzer requirements, thereby enhancing the overall compatibility within Dart/Flutter projects.
Highlights
- Dependency Update: The
analyzerdependency constraint has been updated from^6.3.0to>=6.3.0 <9.0.0inpubspec.yaml. - Compatibility: This change enables
intl_translationto be compatible with newer versions of theanalyzerpackage (7.x and 8.x), resolving potential dependency conflicts. - No Code Changes: No functional code changes were required, indicating that
intl_translationworks as expected with the broader range ofanalyzerversions. - Impact: The update allows developers to use
intl_translationalongside other packages that require more recentanalyzerversions, improving ecosystem flexibility.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly updates the analyzer dependency constraint in pubspec.yaml to '>=6.3.0 <9.0.0', resolving potential dependency conflicts for users of intl_translation. The change is well-motivated and will improve the package's compatibility within the ecosystem. This is a valuable improvement. To make the PR complete, please consider adding an entry to CHANGELOG.md to document this important dependency update for users, which is a common practice for this project.
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Update analyzer dependency to support newer versions
Description
This PR updates the analyzer dependency constraint from
^6.3.0to>=6.3.0 <9.0.0to enable compatibility with newer versions of the analyzer package.Motivation
Currently,
intl_translationwith its constraintanalyzer: ^6.3.0cannot be used alongside packages that require newer analyzer versions (7.x, 8.x). This creates dependency conflicts in projects using both:intl_translation(likelokalise_flutter_sdk: ^2.1.0)riverpod_generator: ^3.0.0which needsanalyzer: >=7.0.0 <9.0.0)Changes
Testing
I've verified that the package continues to function correctly with analyzer 7.x by:
intl_translationand packages requiring analyzer 7.xImpact
This change allows developers to use
intl_translationalongside other packages that require newer analyzer versions, reducing dependency conflicts in the Dart/Flutter ecosystem.