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Upgrade min flutter sdk to 3.27.0 and min dart sdk to 3.0.0 #91
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Upgrade min flutter sdk to 3.27.0 and min dart sdk to 3.0.0 #91
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chore!: upgrade minimum dart sdk version to 3.0.0 chore: migrate from Color.withOpacity to Color.withValues(alpha: alpha)
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Summary of Changes
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This pull request focuses on updating the minimum required SDK versions for the project. It upgrades the minimum Flutter SDK to 3.27.0 and the minimum Dart SDK to 3.0.0, which are breaking changes. A minor code adjustment was also made to align with potential API changes in the newer SDKs.
Highlights
- Minimum SDK Version Bump: The project now requires Flutter SDK version 3.27.0 or higher and Dart SDK version 3.0.0 or higher. This is a significant breaking change.
- API Adaptation: A minor code modification was implemented in language_tool_controller.dart to use Color.withValues instead of Color.withOpacity for setting color alpha, adapting to potential API changes or improvements in the upgraded Flutter SDK.
- Changelog Documentation: The CHANGELOG.md file has been updated to clearly document the new minimum SDK requirements as breaking changes.
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Code Review
This pull request correctly updates the minimum required Flutter and Dart SDK versions in pubspec.yaml and documents this breaking change in CHANGELOG.md. However, there is a critical issue in lib/src/core/controllers/language_tool_controller.dart where an attempt to replace the deprecated withOpacity method resulted in using a non-existent method withValues. This will cause a compilation error. I have provided a code suggestion to use the correct withAlpha method as recommended in the Flutter documentation.
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LGTM
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