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Local user (author's system) paths as dependency_overrides #18

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truedat101 opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 4 comments
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Local user (author's system) paths as dependency_overrides #18

truedat101 opened this issue Feb 16, 2024 · 4 comments

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@truedat101
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in ts2dart pubspec.yaml, this default set up is hard to catch when running the first time. A rational default is to set this for the git repo and not the local path.

dependency_overrides:
  code_builder:
   # git: https://github.com/jodinathan/code_builder
   path: /Users/jonathanrezende/Projects/dart/public/code_builder
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Maybe keep this as a sample, and just call it out in your top level README , setup section.

@truedat101 truedat101 changed the title Local paths as dependencies Local user (author's system) paths as dependency_overrides Feb 17, 2024
@jodinathan
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sorry about this.

I will take look at these errors at the beginning of next week

@truedat101
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If you are open to pull requests I can do that, however, I had to change a few things in my environment (see other issues filed #20 #19 ) so maybe I'll wait for feedback.

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jodinathan commented Feb 23, 2024

@truedat101 I had to fix this for the vs code extension I've just released: https://marketplace.visualstudio.com/items?itemName=jodirez.dart-element-tree-viewer.

The extension enables the dev to visualize the element tree of the Dart file. The repo is here and it is all written in Dart.

If you are open to pull requests I can do that,

Sure thing! 😀
PR are very welcome.

Also, if it is an affordable option to you, donating or sponsoring would help me stop getting so much freelancing so I can have time to focus on the packages.

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