Release #3788
Release #3788
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riverpod_annotation : 2.5.3 -> 2.6.0 riverpod_generator : 2.4.4 -> 2.6.0 riverpod_lint : 2.3.14 -> 2.4.0 flutter_riverpod : 2.5.3 -> 2.6.0 hooks_riverpod : 2.5.4 -> 2.6.0
WalkthroughThe pull request introduces version 2.6.0 updates across multiple packages in the Riverpod ecosystem, including Changes
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packages/riverpod_generator/pubspec.yaml (1)
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1-27: Consider reviewing other dependencies.While the main updates look good, it might be worth reviewing the other dependencies in this file to ensure they are up-to-date and compatible with the new versions of Riverpod packages. This could help prevent potential conflicts or issues in the future.
packages/hooks_riverpod/pubspec.yaml (2)
21-21: Consider keeping version flexibility for flutter_riverpod.The update to flutter_riverpod 2.6.0 is correct. However, consider keeping the caret (^) before the version number to allow for compatible updates:
flutter_riverpod: ^2.6.0This allows for patch and minor updates within the 2.6.x range, which can include bug fixes and non-breaking changes.
22-22: Consider keeping version flexibility for riverpod.The update to riverpod 2.6.0 is correct. However, as with flutter_riverpod, consider keeping the caret (^) before the version number:
riverpod: ^2.6.0This allows for patch and minor updates within the 2.6.x range, providing flexibility for bug fixes and non-breaking changes.
packages/riverpod_annotation/CHANGELOG.md (1)
1-3: Expand the changelog entry with more detailsWhile the entry correctly notes the upgrade of the
riverpoddependency, it lacks information about potential new features, bug fixes, or breaking changes associated with this minor version update (2.5.3 to 2.6.0).Consider adding more details to the changelog entry, such as:
- Any new features introduced in this version.
- Any bug fixes implemented.
- Any breaking changes, especially regarding the deprecation of
Refsubclasses and the type argument forRefas mentioned in the PR objectives.- Any other significant changes that users of the package should be aware of.
This additional information will help users understand the impact of upgrading to this new version.
packages/riverpod_generator/CHANGELOG.md (1)
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1-13: LGTM! Consider adding a deprecation notice.The changelog entry for version 2.6.0 accurately reflects the changes mentioned in the PR objectives and AI-generated summary. The deprecation of generated
Refsubclasses is clearly explained with a helpful example of the old and new usage.To further assist users in transitioning, consider adding a deprecation notice:
@riverpod -Model foo(FooRef ref) => .. +Model foo(Ref ref) => .. // FooRef is deprecated, use Ref insteadThis inline comment will help developers understand the change when they encounter it in their codebase.
packages/riverpod_lint/CHANGELOG.md (3)
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1-11: Significant change infunctional_reflint behaviorThe update to version 2.4.0 introduces a notable change in the
functional_reflint and its associated quick-fix. This change aligns with the broader deprecation ofRefsubclasses across the Riverpod ecosystem.Key points:
- The lint now expects
FooRefinstead ofRefin provider function signatures.- This change affects how providers are defined and used throughout the codebase.
Consider the following actions:
- Update all existing providers in your codebase to use the new
FooRefsyntax.- Review and update any documentation or team coding guidelines to reflect this change.
- Ensure that all team members are aware of this change to maintain consistency in new code.
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13-232: Changelog demonstrates active maintenance and evolutionThe changelog entries for previous versions show a consistent pattern of improvements and updates:
- Regular dependency upgrades, particularly for
riverpodandanalyzer.- Introduction of new lints and refinement of existing ones, such as:
async_value_nullable_pattern(v2.3.0)protected_notifier_state(v2.3.0)avoid_build_context_in_providers(v2.2.0)- Numerous bug fixes and performance improvements.
This pattern indicates active maintenance and evolution of the
riverpod_lintpackage, which is crucial for keeping the linting rules up-to-date with best practices in the Riverpod ecosystem.To leverage these improvements effectively:
- Regularly update your
riverpod_lintdependency to benefit from the latest linting rules and bug fixes.- Review the changelog for each update to understand new lints and behavior changes.
- Consider periodically running linter checks on your entire codebase to identify and address any new issues flagged by updated or new lints.
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1-232: Changelog reflects robust package maintenance and evolutionThe
riverpod_lintchangelog demonstrates a commitment to continuous improvement and adaptation to the evolving Riverpod ecosystem. Key observations:
- Regular updates: Frequent releases indicate active maintenance.
- Evolving linting rules: New lints are introduced, and existing ones are refined to catch more edge cases and promote best practices.
- Dependency management: Consistent updates to core dependencies like
riverpodandanalyzerensure compatibility with the latest ecosystem changes.- Responsive development: Bug fixes and improvements based on user feedback and real-world usage.
For package users and contributors:
- Stay informed: Regularly review the changelog when updating the package to understand new features and potential breaking changes.
- Gradual adoption: Consider phased adoption of new linting rules in large codebases to manage the impact of changes.
- Feedback loop: Report issues and contribute to discussions, as the changelog shows the package maintainers are responsive to user input.
- Documentation: Consider expanding the changelog entries with more context or examples for significant changes, especially for new linting rules or behavior modifications.
packages/riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (2)
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1-7: LGTM! Consider updating the documentation.The changes for version 2.6.0 look good. They simplify the API by deprecating
Refsubclasses and introducingNotifier.listenSelf. This should improve the developer experience.Consider updating the package documentation to reflect these changes, especially regarding the new usage of
Notifier.listenSelfand the deprecations.
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13-90: LGTM! Consider standardizing the changelog format.The changelog shows a consistent pattern of improvements, bug fixes, and feature additions across versions. This indicates active maintenance and development of the package, which is excellent.
Consider standardizing the format of changelog entries across versions. For example, you could use consistent subsections like "Features", "Bug Fixes", and "Breaking Changes" for each version. This would make it easier for users to quickly understand the nature of changes in each release.
packages/flutter_riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (5)
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1-7: Consider providing migration guides for deprecated features.The deprecation of all
Refsubclasses and theReftype argument is a significant change that might affect many existing codebases. It would be helpful to provide more detailed migration guides or examples to help users update their code.Would you like me to draft a brief migration guide for these deprecations?
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8-8: Clarify the purpose and usage of the newNotifier.listenSelfmethod.The addition of
Notifier.listenSelfas a replacement forRef.listenSelfis mentioned, but it would be beneficial to provide a brief explanation of its purpose and how it differs from the previous method.Consider adding a short example or use case for
Notifier.listenSelf.
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9-9: Elaborate on the implications ofRef.watchaccepting auto-dispose providers.The change to
Ref.watchand other methods to accept auto-dispose providers is significant. It would be helpful to explain the benefits of this change and any potential pitfalls or considerations when using this new functionality.Consider adding a brief explanation of how this change impacts provider usage and lifecycle management.
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1-1000: Consider grouping related changes and improving consistency in descriptions.The changelog provides a good overview of changes, but its readability could be improved by:
- Grouping related changes together (e.g., all deprecations, all new features, etc.).
- Using consistent language and formatting for similar types of changes across different versions.
- Providing more context or examples for significant changes, especially in major version updates.
These improvements would make it easier for users to understand the evolution of the package and the impact of each update.
Would you like assistance in restructuring a section of the changelog as an example?
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1-1000: Consider adding change categories for better organization.While the changelog is generally well-structured, it could be improved by categorizing changes within each version. Common categories could include:
- Breaking Changes
- New Features
- Deprecations
- Bug Fixes
- Performance Improvements
This categorization would make it easier for users to quickly identify the types of changes in each release and assess their potential impact.
Here's an example of how you could structure the 2.6.0 entry:
## 2.6.0 - 2024-10-20 ### Breaking Changes - None ### Deprecations - Deprecated all `Ref` subclasses. Instead, use `Ref` itself. - Deprecated `Ref`'s type argument. Use `Ref` without its generic parameter instead. - Deprecated any `Ref` member that used `Ref`'s generic (such as `Ref.state` or `Ref.listenSelf`). Instead, use a `Notifier`. ### New Features - Added `Notifier.listenSelf`, as a replacement to `Ref.listenSelf`. ### Improvements - `Ref.watch` and other methods now accept auto-dispose providers too.packages/hooks_riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (2)
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1-8: LGTM! Consider adding migration guidelines.The changes in version 2.6.0 are well-documented and seem to improve the API's usability and type safety. The deprecations and new features are clearly explained.
Consider adding a brief migration guide or linking to one for users updating from the previous version, as these changes might require significant code updates.
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1-1024: Consider standardizing the changelog structure.The changelog is informative and generally follows good practices. To further improve its readability and consistency:
Consider adopting a standardized structure for each version entry, using categories like "Added", "Changed", "Deprecated", and "Removed". This would make it easier for users to quickly identify the nature of each change across all versions.
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- packages/flutter_riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
- packages/flutter_riverpod/pubspec.yaml (2 hunks)
- packages/hooks_riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
- packages/hooks_riverpod/pubspec.yaml (2 hunks)
- packages/riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
- packages/riverpod/pubspec.yaml (1 hunks)
- packages/riverpod_annotation/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
- packages/riverpod_annotation/pubspec.yaml (2 hunks)
- packages/riverpod_generator/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
- packages/riverpod_generator/pubspec.yaml (2 hunks)
- packages/riverpod_lint/CHANGELOG.md (1 hunks)
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packages/flutter_riverpod/pubspec.yaml (1)
5-5: LGTM! Version and dependency updated correctly.The changes in this file are consistent with the PR objectives:
- The package version has been updated to 2.6.0.
- The riverpod dependency has been updated to match the new version.
These updates are correct and align with the overall release strategy.
Let's verify if the CHANGELOG.md has been updated for this package:
Also applies to: 21-21
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CHANGELOG.md Verified
CHANGELOG.md exists and contains an entry for version 2.6.0.
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#!/bin/bash # Description: Check if CHANGELOG.md exists and contains an entry for version 2.6.0 changelog_path="packages/flutter_riverpod/CHANGELOG.md" if [ -f "$changelog_path" ]; then if grep -q "## 2.6.0" "$changelog_path"; then echo "CHANGELOG.md exists and contains an entry for version 2.6.0" else echo "CHANGELOG.md exists but does not contain an entry for version 2.6.0" fi else echo "CHANGELOG.md does not exist in the expected location" fiLength of output: 296
packages/riverpod_generator/pubspec.yaml (3)
3-3: Version update looks good.The version bump from 2.4.4 to 2.6.0 is consistent with the PR objectives and aligns with the updates of other packages in the Riverpod ecosystem.
20-20: Verify the intention behind the riverpod_analyzer_utils dependency change.The dependency for
riverpod_analyzer_utilshas been changed from^0.5.5to0.5.5, removing the caret (^). This makes the dependency more strict, allowing only version 0.5.5 exactly. Was this change intentional? If so, could you provide the reasoning behind it?
21-21: Dependency updates for riverpod_annotation and riverpod look good.The updates of
riverpod_annotationandriverpoddependencies to version 2.6.0 are consistent with the PR objectives and align with the package version update. This ensures compatibility with the latest versions of the core Riverpod packages.Also applies to: 27-27
packages/hooks_riverpod/pubspec.yaml (2)
5-5: Version update looks good.The version bump from 2.5.4 to 2.6.0 is consistent with the PR objectives and suggests a minor release with new features or improvements.
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1-32: Overall changes look good. Don't forget to update CHANGELOG.md.The version updates in this file are consistent with the PR objectives. Remember to update the CHANGELOG.md file for hooks_riverpod to reflect the changes in version 2.6.0 if you haven't already done so.
To ensure the CHANGELOG.md has been updated, you can run the following command:
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CHANGELOG.md has been updated for version 2.6.0.
The CHANGELOG.md file for hooks_riverpod has been successfully updated to reflect the changes in version 2.6.0.
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#!/bin/bash # Check if CHANGELOG.md for hooks_riverpod has been updated if grep -q "## 2.6.0" packages/hooks_riverpod/CHANGELOG.md; then echo "CHANGELOG.md has been updated for version 2.6.0" else echo "CHANGELOG.md may need to be updated for version 2.6.0" fiLength of output: 162
packages/riverpod_lint/pubspec.yaml (3)
3-3: Version update looks good.The version bump from 2.3.14 to 2.4.0 is consistent with the PR objectives and follows semantic versioning principles for a minor update.
21-21: Riverpod analyzer utils dependency constraint updated.The change from ^0.5.5 to 0.5.5 for riverpod_analyzer_utils makes the version constraint more strict. This can help prevent unexpected issues from future minor updates.
To ensure this change is intentional and necessary, please verify the rationale behind this stricter version constraint. Run the following script to check the changelog of riverpod_analyzer_utils for any recent changes that might have prompted this:
#!/bin/bash # Description: Check recent changes in riverpod_analyzer_utils # Fetch the changelog of riverpod_analyzer_utils echo "Fetching changelog of riverpod_analyzer_utils:" gh repo view --json url -q .url.owner/riverpod_analyzer_utils gh repo view --json defaultBranchRef -q .defaultBranchRef.name owner/riverpod_analyzer_utils | xargs -I {} gh api /repos/owner/riverpod_analyzer_utils/contents/CHANGELOG.md?ref={} --jq .content | base64 -d | tail -n 20
20-20: Riverpod dependency update is correct.The update to riverpod 2.6.0 aligns with the PR objectives. The removal of the caret (^) ensures a fixed version, which can help prevent unexpected issues from future minor updates.
To ensure compatibility, please verify that all features used in riverpod_lint are compatible with riverpod 2.6.0. Run the following script to check for any potential incompatibilities:
packages/riverpod/CHANGELOG.md (2)
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9-11: LGTM! Good attention to detail.It's great to see that even minor documentation improvements are being made. This contributes to a better overall developer experience.
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1-1170: Well-maintained changelog with clear version history.The changelog is comprehensive and well-maintained, providing clear information about changes, deprecations, and new features across multiple versions. It effectively communicates the evolution of the package and helps users understand what to expect when upgrading.
Keep up the good work in maintaining this detailed changelog. It's a valuable resource for users of the Riverpod package.
riverpod : 2.5.3 -> 2.6.0
riverpod_annotation : 2.5.3 -> 2.6.0
riverpod_generator : 2.4.4 -> 2.6.0
riverpod_lint : 2.3.14 -> 2.4.0
flutter_riverpod : 2.5.3 -> 2.6.0
hooks_riverpod : 2.5.4 -> 2.6.0
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Summary by CodeRabbit
Release Notes for Version 2.6.0 (October 20, 2024)
New Features
Notifier.listenSelfas a replacement for deprecated methods.Deprecations
Refsubclasses and their type arguments, encouraging direct use ofRef.Ref.stateandRef.listenSelfin favor ofNotifier.Bug Fixes & Improvements
Version Updates
flutter_riverpod,hooks_riverpod,riverpod, and others.