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Change wrapMatcher to avoid relying on fuzzy arrows #58
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kevmoo
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Thanks! Will internal versions get updated automatically, or do I need to initiate something? |
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Need to publish this externally, first. I can help you with that... |
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The predicate case in wrapMatcher is essentially relying on a now deprecated feature of strong mode that treated
dynamicasbottomwhen used in a function argument position. This feature is being deprecated and removed in Dart 2.0 (more context here dart-lang/sdk#29630 ).This adds code to explicitly handle the cases previously handled using fuzzy arrows.