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This PR is an attempt to adapt provider's devtools extension to modern version of dependencies, especially dependencies related to DevTools itself.

Main changes:

  1. Extension is adapted to situation when VmService is not provided from the very start. Back then, this was impossible situation since extension (any extension, not just subj) was not standalone and was aware of connection. Now, it's extension's responsibility to monitor connection state. Because of that, it was very hard (or maybe even impossible) to work with simulated_environment as described here

  2. Tests were broken as described in Wrap dev tools extension screen with SelectionArea #869 (comment). My investigation led me to fact that devtools_extensions and other dependencies now depend on dart:js_interop and since this lib is imported, tests no longer can run on vm (as per [Flutter 3.22.0] [dart:js_interop] - "ExternalDartReference" and "toExternalReference" usage causes "flutter test" to fail due to "Dart library 'dart:js_interop' is not available on this platform." flutter/flutter#148670 (comment)). Hence, my attempt to adapt to this in this PR. Tests are runnable now with flutter test --platform chrome or through vscode config, which is also added in PR.

Overall, main purpose of changes is to allow and unblock further work on devtools extension.

Presumably fixes #882 and #869 (comment)

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Release Notes

  • New Features

    • Introduced a new provider to monitor the connection state to the VmService, enhancing user feedback during connection attempts.
    • Enhanced functionality by replacing a placeholder annotation package with the official freezed_annotation package, improving data handling for instance details.
    • Introduced a loading state and error state in the UI for better responsiveness based on connection status.
  • Bug Fixes

    • Enhanced error handling in the ProviderScreen, improving user feedback during connection issues.
    • Corrected string formatting in the index.html and manifest.json files.
  • Dependencies

    • Updated several package dependencies to their latest versions for improved functionality and stability.
  • Tests

    • Transitioned tests to a browser context, enhancing state management and UI validation for the ProviderScreen.
    • Added new tests to verify UI responses to various service connection scenarios.

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Walkthrough

The changes encompass updates to several files in the provider_devtools_extension package, including modifications to configuration files, metadata, and source code. Key updates include the removal of a fake Freezed annotation file, the introduction of the actual freezed_annotation package, enhancements to error handling and UI components, and improvements in test files to accommodate a browser context. Additionally, dependency versions have been updated to resolve compatibility issues with the latest Flutter and Dart versions.

Changes

Files Change Summary
.vscode/launch.json Added new launch configurations for running both Flutter tests and DevTools extension tests in Chrome.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/.gitignore Added an entry to ignore the test/failures directory.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/.metadata Updated revision and channel fields in the metadata file.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/eval.dart Removed a line yielding the current service from the serviceManager.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_details.dart Replaced the import of a fake Freezed annotation package with the actual freezed_annotation package and added several data classes.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_viewer.dart Added new import statements and updated error handling in the _buildError method.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/result.dart Modified the import statement to use the official freezed_annotation package.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/pubspec.yaml Updated several dependency versions to resolve compatibility issues.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/test/provider_screen_test.dart Transitioned tests to a browser context, added new imports, and updated test cases for better state management.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/test/test_utils.dart Modified the loadFonts function to simplify font loading by using rootBundle.load(path).
packages/provider_devtools_extension/web/index.html Corrected the description meta tag and updated the script loading method for the Flutter application.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/web/manifest.json Corrected the string formatting for the "description" field.

Assessment against linked issues

Objective Addressed Explanation
Update dependencies to resolve compatibility issues with vm_service and devtools_app_shared (##882)
Modify error handling in instance_providers.dart to address null-related issues (##882) Unclear if all null-related issues have been resolved.
Ensure the extension works with the latest Flutter/Dart versions (##882)
Improve testing framework to accommodate changes in the environment (##882)

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Flutter tests now find their room.
Metadata dances, dependencies align,
Error handling shines, oh so fine!
With every hop, our code takes flight,
DevTools sparkle, a joyful sight! 🌼


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@Sameri11 Sameri11 marked this pull request as ready for review September 27, 2024 16:15
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@rrousselGit Hello! Hope you're doing well.

I understand that this PR is quite extensive, and it might be challenging to review. Or, maybe, you already have your own plans for maintaining the extension, I completely respect that and will decline PR if this is the case.

However, I would love to get your feedback on this work if you have the time. Please let me know if you have any questions or if there's anything specific you’d like me to clarify. No pressure at all — your insights would be greatly appreciated!

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.vscode/launch.json (1)

73-82: LGTM! Consider adding a comment for clarity.

The new launch configuration for running Flutter tests in Chrome is well-structured and aligns perfectly with the PR objectives. It addresses the need to run tests in a browser environment due to the introduction of dart:js_interop.

Consider adding a comment above the configuration to explain its purpose and when to use it. For example:

+        // Configuration for running Flutter tests in Chrome.
+        // Use this when testing features that depend on dart:js_interop.

This addition would help other developers understand the configuration's purpose and when to use it.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/test/test_utils.dart (1)

Line range hint 44-62: Consider updating the wrap function for better test isolation

While not directly related to the current changes, the wrap function could be enhanced to provide better test isolation. Currently, it uses a MaterialApp with a specific theme, which might not be ideal for all test scenarios.

Consider refactoring this function to accept optional parameters for theme and other MaterialApp properties. This would allow for more flexible and isolated testing of widgets under various conditions.

Example refactor:

Widget wrap(
  Widget widget, {
  ThemeData? theme,
  TextDirection textDirection = TextDirection.ltr,
}) {
  return MaterialApp(
    theme: theme ?? themeFor(
      isDarkTheme: false,
      ideTheme: IdeTheme(),
      theme: ThemeData(
        useMaterial3: true,
        colorScheme: lightColorScheme,
      ),
    ),
    home: Directionality(
      textDirection: textDirection,
      child: widget,
    ),
  );
}

This change would make the wrap function more versatile for different testing scenarios.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_providers.dart (1)

409-409: Approve the null-safety improvement with a minor suggestion.

The change to use the null-safe access operator (?.) and the null coalescing operator (??) is a good improvement. It prevents potential null pointer exceptions and aligns with modern Dart null safety practices.

Consider adding a log statement when the URI is null, as this might indicate an unexpected state:

-    final ownerUri = owner.location?.script?.uri ?? '';
+    final ownerUri = owner.location?.script?.uri ?? '';
+    if (owner.location?.script?.uri == null) {
+      print('Warning: owner.location.script.uri is null for owner: ${owner.name}');
+    }

This will help in debugging if we encounter unexpected null URIs in the future.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_viewer.dart (2)

13-14: LGTM! Consider organizing imports.

The new imports for devtools_extensions are appropriate for the changes made in this file. Hiding shortHash from flutter_riverpod is a good practice to avoid potential naming conflicts.

Consider organizing the imports alphabetically for better readability:

import 'package:devtools_app_shared/service.dart';
import 'package:devtools_app_shared/ui.dart';
import 'package:devtools_app_shared/utils.dart';
import 'package:devtools_extensions/api.dart';
import 'package:devtools_extensions/devtools_extensions.dart';
import 'package:flutter/foundation.dart';
import 'package:flutter/material.dart';
import 'package:flutter/services.dart';
-import 'package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart' hide shortHash;
+import 'package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart' hide shortHash;

import 'instance_details.dart';
import 'instance_providers.dart';

Also applies to: 18-18


123-134: Improved error handling and debugging. Consider error message formatting.

The changes to the _buildError method significantly improve error handling and debugging capabilities. Using the stack trace and sending detailed error information to DevTools are excellent additions.

Consider formatting the error message for better readability:

-    return [Text('<unknown error>\n$stack')];
+    return [Text('Unknown error:\n${error.toString()}\n\nStack trace:\n$stack')];

This change would provide a clearer distinction between the error message and the stack trace.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/provider_screen.dart (1)

Line range hint 1-139: Consider adding documentation for the new error handling and UI changes.

The changes introduce significant improvements to error handling, reporting, and UI responsiveness. To help future maintainers understand these changes, consider adding inline documentation or updating the existing documentation to cover:

  1. The new error handling and reporting logic in _hasErrorProvider.
  2. The connection check logic and its importance for the simulated environment.
  3. The UI states and their respective rendering conditions.

This will make the code more maintainable and easier to understand for developers working on this extension in the future.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/test/provider_screen_test.dart (2)

32-33: Remove unnecessary async keyword from the setUp function

The setUp function is marked as async but does not contain any await statements or asynchronous operations. Removing the async keyword can prevent potential confusion and align with best practices.

-setUp(() async {
+setUp(() {
   setGlobal(IdeTheme, getIdeTheme());
 });

421-423: Correct the capitalization in the error message

The error message 'Devtools are not connected to VmService' has inconsistent capitalization. For clarity and to match branding guidelines, consider changing 'Devtools' to 'DevTools'.

Apply the following change:

 expect((finder.found.first.widget as Text).data,
-    equals('Devtools are not connected to VmService'));
+    equals('DevTools are not connected to VmService'));
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packages/provider/extension/devtools/config.yaml (1)

5-5: Approved: Addition of requiresConnection field enhances extension functionality

The addition of requiresConnection: true is a positive change that aligns with the PR objectives and addresses the issues mentioned in #882. This modification allows the extension to independently monitor the connection state, which is crucial for:

  1. Adapting to the new requirement of functioning without an initially provided VmService.
  2. Improving compatibility with the simulated_environment.
  3. Addressing the deprecation that affected backward compatibility by shifting connection check responsibility to the plugin.

This change is a step towards resolving the buildability issues with the latest versions of Flutter and Dart.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/pubspec.yaml (5)

14-14: LGTM: Updated collection package version

The collection package has been updated from ^1.15.0 to ^1.18.0. This minor version bump should maintain backwards compatibility while providing access to newer features and bug fixes.


15-16: Significant version updates for devtools packages

The devtools_extensions and devtools_app_shared packages have both been updated to ^0.2.2. This is a significant version bump from their previous 0.0.x versions, which aligns with the PR objective of resolving buildability issues.

Please ensure that these updated versions are compatible with your current implementation. You may want to check the changelogs of these packages for any breaking changes or new features that might affect your code.


17-17: Updated flutter_riverpod to stable version

The flutter_riverpod dependency has been updated from the pre-release version 2.0.0-dev.9 to the stable version ^2.5.1. This is a positive change as it moves to a stable release.

However, please note that this is a significant version jump. Ensure that you've accounted for any breaking changes or new features introduced between these versions. Review the package's changelog and update your code accordingly if necessary.


19-19: Updated vm_service to specific version

The vm_service dependency has been updated from a range of versions ">=11.9.0 <14.0.0" to a specific version ^14.2.5. This change aligns with the PR objective of resolving issues related to the vm_service dependency.

This update might be related to the adaptation mentioned in the PR objectives about functioning without an initially provided VmService. Please ensure that your implementation has been updated accordingly to work with this specific version of vm_service. You may want to run tests specifically targeting the VmService-related functionality to verify compatibility.


29-29: Added mockito for testing

The addition of mockito as a development dependency is a positive change. Mockito is a powerful mocking framework that can help improve the quality and coverage of your tests.

Consider leveraging Mockito to create comprehensive unit tests, particularly for components that interact with external services or have complex dependencies. This can help ensure the robustness of your code, especially given the significant changes in other dependencies.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/.gitignore (1)

46-47: Appropriate addition to .gitignore

The new entry to ignore the test/failures directory is a good practice. It helps keep the repository clean by excluding failure screenshots generated by golden tests from version control.

This change:

  1. Aligns with common version control best practices.
  2. Prevents unnecessary artifacts from cluttering the repository.
  3. Is well-documented with a clear comment explaining its purpose.
packages/provider_devtools_extension/.metadata (4)

7-8: LGTM: Version update aligns with PR objectives.

The revision update and change to the "stable" channel are consistent with the goal of modernizing dependencies and resolving compatibility issues. This shift to a stable version should provide a more reliable foundation for the devtools extension.


16-17: LGTM: Consistent revision update for root platform.

The revision updates for the root platform migration are consistent with the main version change. This ensures proper alignment for future migrations and maintains project consistency.


19-20: LGTM: Consistent revision update across platforms.

The revision updates for the web platform migration are consistent with both the main version change and the root platform update. This comprehensive alignment ensures proper versioning across all aspects of the project, which is crucial for maintaining consistency and facilitating smooth migrations.


7-20: Summary: Metadata updates support project modernization.

The changes to this .metadata file consistently update the project revision and channel across all sections. These updates are crucial for:

  1. Ensuring the project uses the latest stable Flutter version.
  2. Maintaining consistency across different platforms (root and web).
  3. Facilitating proper migration and dependency resolution.

These changes directly support the PR's objectives of modernizing dependencies and resolving compatibility issues with the latest versions of Flutter and Dart.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/web/index.html (3)

21-21: Fixed syntax error in description meta tag

The extra quotation marks in the description content have been removed, correcting the syntax error. This is a minor but necessary fix that improves the HTML validity.


Line range hint 1-38: Summary of changes to index.html

The modifications to this file, while minimal, contribute positively to the overall objectives of the PR:

  1. The syntax error fix in the meta description improves the HTML validity.
  2. The update to the Flutter application initialization method (adding flutter_bootstrap.js) aligns with modern web development practices and potentially improves performance.

These changes support the goal of modernizing the devtools extension and improving its compatibility with the latest versions of Flutter and Dart. However, to ensure full alignment with the PR objectives, it's crucial to verify that these changes work seamlessly with the new vm_service and the updated VM service protocol, as mentioned in the linked issue #882.


36-36: Updated Flutter application initialization method

The addition of the flutter_bootstrap.js script with the async attribute indicates a shift towards a more modern and efficient way of initializing the Flutter application. This change aligns with current best practices for web performance.

However, it's important to note that the AI summary mentions the removal of a previous script that handled the loading of the Flutter application. This removal is not visible in the provided code snippet.

To ensure that the old script has been properly removed and there are no conflicts, please run the following verification script:

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/test/test_utils.dart (1)

33-33: Excellent change to improve font loading!

This modification enhances the loadFonts function by using rootBundle.load(path) instead of the previous file-based approach. This change brings several benefits:

  1. Improved platform compatibility, especially for web environments.
  2. Better alignment with Flutter's asset management system.
  3. Simplified code by eliminating direct file system operations.
  4. Increased consistency with Flutter's standard practices for resource handling.

This update contributes to the PR's objectives by improving the extension's compatibility and buildability across different platforms.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_viewer.dart (2)

74-74: LGTM! Improved list index generation.

The change to use PathToProperty.listIndex for generating list indices is a good refactoring. It likely provides more specific and appropriate functionality for handling list indices in the context of the instance viewer.


Line range hint 1-600: Overall improvements to instance viewer functionality and error handling

The changes in this file significantly enhance the instance viewer's functionality and align well with the PR objectives. Key improvements include:

  1. Better integration with DevTools through new imports and error reporting.
  2. Enhanced error handling with more detailed stack trace information.
  3. Refactored list index generation for improved specificity.

These modifications contribute to the extension's ability to function without an initially provided VmService and improve its compatibility with the simulated_environment. The changes also address part of the buildability issues mentioned in the linked issue #882.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/provider_screen.dart (5)

18-31: Improve error handling and reporting.

The changes to the _hasErrorProvider enhance error handling by:

  1. Returning an AsyncError? instead of a bool, providing more detailed error information.
  2. Checking for an AsyncError in both sortedProviderNodesProvider and instanceProvider.
  3. Sending an error message with the error details to the extensionManager before displaying an error banner.

These improvements allow for better error reporting and user feedback.


57-66: Verify error handling and reporting logic.

The added error handling logic in the _hasErrorProvider listener is a good improvement. It sends an error message with the error details to the extensionManager before displaying an error banner.

To ensure this logic works as expected, consider adding tests that simulate an error in _hasErrorProvider and verify that the expected error message is sent to the extensionManager and the error banner is displayed.


67-70: Ensure the connection check logic is correct.

The added connection check logic is necessary for the extension to work in the simulated environment. However, verify that this logic is correct and handles all possible connection states appropriately.

Consider adding tests to cover different connection scenarios and ensure the UI responds correctly in each case.


73-139: Verify the UI changes and error handling.

The changes to the UI rendering logic in the build method include:

  1. Using SplitPane instead of Split for layout.
  2. Adding a loading state and an error state when connecting to the VmService.
  3. Conditionally rendering the InstanceViewer based on the presence of a selectedProviderId.

These changes improve the user experience by providing appropriate feedback based on the connection status and selected provider.

To ensure these changes work as expected, consider the following:

  1. Manually test the UI in different states (loading, error, with and without a selected provider) to verify the correct behavior.
  2. Add integration tests that simulate these different states and verify the expected UI is rendered.

49-49: Verify the impact of the SplitPane change.

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/result.freezed.dart (8)

3-4: Generated Code Linting Directives

The linting directives are appropriate for generated code and help suppress warnings that are irrelevant to this file.


15-15: Clarify the Private Constructor Error Message

The error message is clear and provides guidance for developers who might mistakenly use the private constructor. This helps prevent misuse of the class constructors.


80-98: Validate CopyWith Implementation for _$$ResultDataImpl

The copyWith implementation for _$$ResultDataImpl correctly allows for shallow copies of the object with modified fields. The usage of freezed in the null check ensures immutability.


Line range hint 114-151: Ensure Consistency in _$ResultDataImpl Class

The implementation of _$ResultDataImpl<T> follows the Freezed conventions for data classes. The when, map, and other pattern matching methods are correctly overridden.


230-248: Validate CopyWith Implementation for _$$ResultErrorImpl

The copyWith implementation for _$$ResultErrorImpl correctly handles the immutability of error and stack trace properties. The null checks and casting are appropriately used.


Line range hint 266-310: Review Changes to _ResultError Implementation

The class _$ResultErrorImpl<T> correctly encapsulates error information with the associated stack trace. The overrides for when, map, and other methods ensure proper functionality in pattern matching scenarios.


376-386: Confirm Factory Constructors and Getter Methods

The factory constructor and getters in _ResultError<T> are properly defined, ensuring that error instances can be created and accessed consistently.


Line range hint 15-386: Verify Compatibility with Updated Class Names

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/fake_freezed_annotation.dart (2)

13-14: LGTM: New constants added for fake freezed annotations.

The addition of nullable, freezed, and useResult constants is appropriate for mimicking freezed annotations.

Consider adding a brief comment explaining the purpose of these constants, similar to the file-level comment. For example:

// Marker constants to mimic freezed annotations
const nullable = Object();
const freezed = Object();
const useResult = Object();

33-48: LGTM: New EqualUnmodifiableListView class added with custom equality.

The EqualUnmodifiableListView class is a well-implemented extension of UnmodifiableListView that provides custom equality comparison. The overrides for == and hashCode are correctly implemented.

Consider adding a brief class-level documentation comment explaining the purpose of this class. For example:

/// An [UnmodifiableListView] that compares equality based on its contents
/// rather than identity.
class EqualUnmodifiableListView<T> extends UnmodifiableListView<T> {
  // ... rest of the class implementation ...
}
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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/fake_freezed_annotation.dart (2)

10-10: LGTM: Import statement added for the 'collection' package.

The addition of this import is appropriate, as it's likely needed for the new EqualUnmodifiableListView class introduced later in the file.


28-29: LGTM: JsonKey constructor updated with new optional parameters.

The addition of includeFromJson and includeToJson parameters to the JsonKey constructor enhances its functionality while maintaining backward compatibility. This change likely reflects updates in the actual freezed package.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/result.freezed.dart (6)

3-4: LGTM: Appropriate lint ignore rules added

The added lint ignore rules are appropriate for generated files and help prevent unnecessary warnings.


27-28: Improved type safety in whenOrNull and mapOrNull methods

The return types of whenOrNull and mapOrNull methods have been updated to be nullable. This change enhances type safety by allowing these methods to return null when no matching case is found, which is more accurate and prevents potential runtime errors.

Also applies to: 46-47


80-84: Improved type safety and serialization handling in ResultData

The changes to the ResultData implementation offer several improvements:

  1. The class name change to _$ResultDataImpl aligns with current Freezed naming conventions.
  2. The copyWith method now returns a more specific type, enhancing type safety.
  3. The new @JsonKey annotation on the copyWith method prevents it from being included in JSON serialization, which is appropriate as copyWith is a utility method, not a data field.

These changes improve the overall robustness and correctness of the code.

Also applies to: 114-115, 147-151, 224-225


230-234: Enhanced type safety and performance in ResultError

The changes to the ResultError implementation bring several improvements:

  1. The class name change to _$ResultErrorImpl aligns with current Freezed naming conventions.
  2. The copyWith method now returns a more specific type, enhancing type safety.
  3. The new @JsonKey annotation on the copyWith method prevents it from being included in JSON serialization, which is appropriate for this utility method.
  4. The call method in the copyWith implementation now uses null checks instead of freezed, which may offer performance benefits.

These changes improve the overall robustness, correctness, and potentially the performance of the code.

Also applies to: 266-268, 305-310, 385-386


134-138: Improved type safety in equality comparisons

The equality comparisons have been updated to use more specific types (e.g., _$ResultDataImpl<T> instead of _ResultData<T>). This change aligns with the new class names and enhances type safety. The hash code calculations remain unchanged, maintaining consistent behavior.

Also applies to: 290-296


Line range hint 1-387: Overall assessment: Improved type safety and code robustness

The changes in this generated file reflect updates to the Freezed package and bring several improvements:

  1. Enhanced type safety through more specific return types and nullable return values where appropriate.
  2. Improved JSON serialization handling by excluding utility methods.
  3. Potential performance optimizations in the copyWith implementations.
  4. Consistent naming conventions aligned with the latest Freezed package.

These changes contribute to a more robust and maintainable codebase. As this is a generated file, no further action is required from the developer.

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_details.dart (8)

9-9: Avoid unused imports.

The import of package:flutter/foundation.dart on line 6 might be unnecessary since the code uses @freezed from freezed_annotation. Consider removing it if it's not used elsewhere in the file.


Line range hint 27-31: Typographical error in PathToProperty factory constructor.

The comment mentions "private properties defined in different libraries," but the code does not account for the possibility of name clashes due to private properties starting with an underscore. Ensure that the implementation correctly handles private properties and avoids potential conflicts.


Line range hint 49-49: Consider making ObjectField an immutable class.

Since you're using the Freezed package and the class represents data that shouldn't be altered after creation, consider adding const constructors or ensuring all fields are final to make ObjectField immutable.


Line range hint 56-58: Potential null safety issue with name.startsWith('_').

In the getter isPrivate, ensure that name is not null before calling startsWith('_'). If name can never be null, no action is needed. Otherwise, handle the potential null case.

Apply this diff to handle potential null values:

- bool get isPrivate => name.startsWith('_');
+ bool get isPrivate => name?.startsWith('_') ?? false;

Line range hint 61-63: Typographical inconsistency: Use nil instead of nill.

The factory constructor InstanceDetails.nill and related usages should be corrected to nil to adhere to conventional terminology.

Apply this diff to correct the typo:

- factory InstanceDetails.nill({
+ factory InstanceDetails.nil({

Ensure you update all references to nill throughout the code.


Line range hint 93-105: Simplify the isExpandable getter in InstanceDetails.

The isExpandable getter can be simplified by returning a boolean directly without defining an additional falsy function.

Apply this diff to simplify the code:

- bool get isExpandable {
-   bool falsy(Object _) => false;
-
-   return map(
-     nill: falsy,
-     boolean: falsy,
-     number: falsy,
-     string: falsy,
-     enumeration: falsy,
-     map: (instance) => instance.keys.isNotEmpty,
-     list: (instance) => instance.length > 0,
-     object: (instance) => instance.fields.isNotEmpty,
-   );
- }
+ bool get isExpandable => map(
+     nil: (_) => false,
+     boolean: (_) => false,
+     number: (_) => false,
+     string: (_) => false,
+     enumeration: (_) => false,
+     map: (instance) => instance.keys.isNotEmpty,
+     list: (instance) => instance.length > 0,
+     object: (instance) => instance.fields.isNotEmpty,
+   );

Note: This also includes the correction from nill to nil.


Line range hint 132-133: Consider using unmodifiable lists for pathToProperty.

Since pathToProperty is exposed, it might be safer to return an unmodifiable list to prevent external mutation.

Apply this change:

- @Default([]) List<PathToProperty> pathToProperty,
+ @Default([]) List<PathToProperty> pathToProperty,
+ // Consider wrapping with UnmodifiableListView

Line range hint 142-144: Optimize the parent getter in InstancePath.

The current implementation creates a new list by iterating up to pathToProperty.length - 1. This can be simplified using sublist.

Apply this diff to simplify the code:

- return copyWith(
-   pathToProperty: [
-     for (var i = 0; i + 1 < pathToProperty.length; i++) pathToProperty[i],
-   ],
- );
+ return copyWith(
+   pathToProperty: pathToProperty.sublist(0, pathToProperty.length - 1),
+ );
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Line range hint 11-85: Verify code generation with the official freezed package.

While the Result class and other code remain unchanged, it's crucial to ensure that the code generation still works correctly with the official freezed package.

Please run the code generation command (typically flutter pub run build_runner build) and verify that the generated files (e.g., result.freezed.dart) are created without errors. You can use the following script to check for the presence of the generated file:

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9-9: Approve the update to use the official freezed_annotation package.

The change from a local import to the official package import is a positive step towards modernizing the dependencies. This aligns with the PR objectives and should improve code reliability and maintainability.

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_details.dart (2)

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Line range hint 108-119: Inconsistent handling of instanceRefId for nil instances.

In the instanceRefId getter, the case for nil instances returns null. Ensure that downstream code accounts for this potential null value to avoid NullReferenceException.

Check where instanceRefId is used to ensure null is properly handled:

@@ -406,7 +406,7 @@ Future<List<ObjectField>> _parseFields(
final owner =
await eval.safeGetClass(fieldDeclaration.owner! as ClassRef, isAlive);

final ownerUri = fieldDeclaration.location!.script!.uri!;
final ownerUri = owner.location?.script?.uri ?? '';
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Why this change?

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Yeah, great question, should've take notes for myself :( But, story is like this: fieldDeclaration (field.decl) is deprecated field, and I thought it's great idea to start getting rid of it's usages. Apart of this, while I was testing, it was always null. Plus, it's kinda strange to gather location of field itself here, and not owner – I understand that they should not differ in this case, but from semantics point view it seems odd for me.

But! I will reconsider this part anyway, will come back with proper explanation at least.

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First, IMO switching from !. to ?. ?? '' isn't right. '' isn't a valid URI and it's just going to silently fail later.
We should fail early.

We do care about where the field is located, not where the owner is located. An owner and a field may be in a different location (as a field may be inherited by a superclass or a mixin).

The logic here is trying to write code to read a field. As such, it is mandatory to run the read operation in the context of where the field is defined. This is for one core reason: The field may be private.


Ultimately, the variable name is likely wrong here. It should be fieldUri not ownerUri.

extensionManager.postMessageToDevTools(DevToolsExtensionEvent(
DevToolsExtensionEventType.unknown,
data: {'stacktrace': stack.toString(), 'error': error.toString()}));
return [Text('<unknown error>\n$stack')];
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return [Text('<unknown error>\n$stack')];
return [Text('<unknown error>\n$stack')];

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I don't like the idea of showing the Stack like that. That's a multiline message on a single-line UI

And if we're going to show the stack, we should show the error.

if (ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider) is AsyncError) return true;
final _hasErrorProvider = Provider.autoDispose<AsyncError?>((ref) {
if (ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider) is AsyncError) {
return ref.read(sortedProviderNodesProvider) as AsyncError;
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You shouldn't use ref.read here.


final _hasErrorProvider = Provider.autoDispose<bool>((ref) {
if (ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider) is AsyncError) return true;
final _hasErrorProvider = Provider.autoDispose<AsyncError?>((ref) {
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The name of the provider feels odd now.

And we probably shouldn't be returning AsyncError itself, but just the error/stack


final instance = ref.watch(
instanceProvider(InstancePath.fromProviderId(selectedProviderId)),
);

return instance is AsyncError;
return instance is AsyncError ? instance as AsyncError : null;
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This shouldn't need a cast.

Comment on lines 57 to 58
ref.listen<AsyncError?>(_hasErrorProvider, (_, hasError) {
if (hasError != null) {
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As I said above, the provider name makes no sense to me anymore. So the value needs to be renamed too.

We don't have an "hasError" value but the raw error itself.

InstancePath __,
) {
if (error is SentinelException) {
final valueAsString = error.sentinel.valueAsString;
if (valueAsString != null) return [Text(valueAsString)];
}

return const [Text('<unknown error>')];
extensionManager.postMessageToDevTools(DevToolsExtensionEvent(
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We shouldn't post messages inside widgets.

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serviceManager.connectedState.addListener(() {
if (serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected) {
setServiceConnectionForProviderScreen(serviceManager.service!);
}
});
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Listeners cannot be added inside widgets like this. You'd be causing a memory leak and accumulate more and more listeners over time.

// since new option `requiresConnection` to config.yml
// not works in this config and it is needed to check connection
// inside plugin itself.
return ref.watch(serviceProvider).when(
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Don't usewhen. Use switch with pattern matching

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error: (_, stacktrace) => Center(
child: Text(
'Error when connecting to VmService: \n${stacktrace.toString()}'),
),
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I don't think there's value in showing that in the UI. It probably should be a snackbar or something.

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collection: ^1.18.0
devtools_extensions: ^0.2.2
devtools_app_shared: ^0.2.2
flutter_riverpod: ^2.5.1
logging: ^1.1.1
vm_service: ">=11.9.0 <14.0.0"
vm_service: ^14.2.5
freezed_annotation: ^2.4.4
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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/provider_screen.dart (2)

73-76: Informative comment added, but consider clarifying further.

The added comment provides valuable context about why connection checking is now done inside the plugin. This is helpful for understanding the implementation.

To make the comment even more informative, consider expanding it slightly:

// This change is needed for the extension to work in a simulated environment.
// The new option `requiresConnection` in config.yml doesn't work in this
// configuration, so we need to check the connection inside the plugin itself.
// TODO: Investigate why `requiresConnection` doesn't work and if it can be fixed.

This expanded comment provides more context and suggests a future action to potentially resolve the underlying issue.


Line range hint 1-139: Overall improvements with some remaining issues to address.

The changes in this file significantly enhance the provider screen's functionality, error handling, and UI responsiveness. These improvements align well with the PR objectives, particularly in adapting the extension to function without an initially provided VmService and improving compatibility with the simulated_environment.

Key improvements:

  1. Enhanced error handling and reporting.
  2. Better state management using ref.watch(serviceProvider).when().
  3. Improved UI feedback for different states (error, loading, connected).
  4. Updates to use newer UI components like SplitPane.

Remaining issues to address:

  1. Potential memory leaks from adding listeners in the build method.
  2. Some code style preferences, such as using switch instead of when.
  3. Minor refactoring suggestions for error handling and type casting.

To fully realize the benefits of these changes and ensure long-term maintainability:

  1. Implement the suggested ConsumerStatefulWidget approach to resolve potential memory leaks.
  2. Apply the recommended refactorings for error handling and type casting.
  3. Consider using switch with pattern matching as suggested for improved readability.
  4. Ensure thorough testing of the new error handling and connection management features, particularly in simulated environments.

These final adjustments will solidify the improvements made and align the code more closely with best practices and reviewer suggestions.

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/provider_screen.dart (2)

5-5: LGTM: New import added.

The addition of import 'package:devtools_extensions/api.dart'; is appropriate for the new functionality in this file.


16-16: LGTM: New import added.

The addition of import 'instance_viewer/eval.dart'; is appropriate for the new functionality in this file.

Comment on lines 67 to 73
serviceManager.connectedState.addListener(() {
if (serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected) {
setServiceConnectionForProviderScreen(serviceManager.service!);
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⚠️ Potential issue

Connection state management added, but potential memory leak.

The addition of a listener for serviceManager.connectedState is good for managing the connection state of the provider screen. However, adding listeners inside the build method can cause memory leaks, as mentioned in a previous review comment.

To resolve this, incorporate this listener into the ConsumerStatefulWidget approach suggested in the previous comment. Here's how you can modify the earlier suggestion:

class _ProviderScreenBodyState extends ConsumerState<ProviderScreenBody> {
  @override
  void initState() {
    super.initState();
    ref.listen<AsyncError?>(_hasErrorProvider, (_, hasError) {
      // Your error handling logic here
    });
    
    serviceManager.connectedState.addListener(_handleConnectionChange);
  }

  @override
  void dispose() {
    serviceManager.connectedState.removeListener(_handleConnectionChange);
    super.dispose();
  }

  void _handleConnectionChange() {
    if (serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected) {
      setServiceConnectionForProviderScreen(serviceManager.service!);
    }
  }

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context) {
    // Your build method here
  }
}

This approach will maintain the connection state management functionality while preventing potential memory leaks.

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return ref.watch(serviceProvider).when(
data: (_) => SplitPane(
axis: splitAxis,
initialFractions: const [0.33, 0.67],
children: [
const RoundedOutlinedBorder(
clip: true,
child: Column(
children: [
AreaPaneHeader(
roundedTopBorder: false,
includeTopBorder: false,
title: Text('Providers'),
),
Expanded(
child: ProviderList(),
),
],
),
],
),
if (selectedProviderId != null)
Expanded(
child: InstanceViewer(
rootPath: InstancePath.fromProviderId(selectedProviderId),
showInternalProperties: ref.watch(_showInternals),
),
RoundedOutlinedBorder(
clip: true,
child: Column(
children: [
AreaPaneHeader(
roundedTopBorder: false,
includeTopBorder: false,
title: Text(detailsTitleText),
actions: [
IconButton(
icon: const Icon(Icons.settings),
onPressed: () {
unawaited(
showDialog(
context: context,
builder: (_) =>
_StateInspectorSettingsDialog(),
),
);
},
),
],
),
if (selectedProviderId != null)
Expanded(
child: InstanceViewer(
rootPath:
InstancePath.fromProviderId(selectedProviderId),
showInternalProperties: ref.watch(_showInternals),
),
),
],
),
),
],
),
),
],
);
],
),
error: (_, stacktrace) => Center(
child: Text(
'Error when connecting to VmService: \n${stacktrace.toString()}'),
),
loading: () => const Center(
child: Text('Devtools are not connected to VmService'),
));
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🛠️ Refactor suggestion

Improved state management and UI, but consider using switch instead of when.

The changes in this section significantly improve state management and UI responsiveness:

  1. The use of ref.watch(serviceProvider).when() provides clear handling for different states.
  2. The UI now includes proper feedback for error and loading states.
  3. The change to SplitPane is consistent with earlier updates.

These improvements enhance the user experience and make the code more robust.

However, as suggested in a previous review, consider using switch with pattern matching instead of when. This can make the code more readable and maintainable. Here's an example of how you could refactor this:

@override
Widget build(BuildContext context, WidgetRef ref) {
  final serviceState = ref.watch(serviceProvider);
  
  return switch (serviceState) {
    AsyncData(_) => SplitPane(
      // ... (your existing SplitPane code)
    ),
    AsyncError(error: final e, stackTrace: final st) => Center(
      child: Text('Error when connecting to VmService: \n$st'),
    ),
    _ => const Center(
      child: Text('Devtools are not connected to VmService'),
    ),
  };
}

This refactoring maintains the improved state management while following the suggested use of switch with pattern matching.

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final _hasErrorProvider = Provider.autoDispose<AsyncError?>((ref) {
if (ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider) is AsyncError) {
return ref.read(sortedProviderNodesProvider) as AsyncError;
}

final selectedProviderId = ref.watch(selectedProviderIdProvider);

if (selectedProviderId == null) return false;
if (selectedProviderId == null) return null;

final instance = ref.watch(
instanceProvider(InstancePath.fromProviderId(selectedProviderId)),
);

return instance is AsyncError;
return instance is AsyncError ? instance as AsyncError : null;
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⚠️ Potential issue

Improvements in error handling, but some issues remain.

The changes to _hasErrorProvider improve error handling by providing more detailed error information. However, there are a couple of issues that need to be addressed:

  1. On line 20, ref.read is used instead of ref.watch. This was flagged in a previous review and should be changed to ref.watch to ensure reactivity.

  2. On line 31, the cast to AsyncError is unnecessary and was also flagged in a previous review.

Please apply the following changes:

-  if (ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider) is AsyncError) {
-    return ref.read(sortedProviderNodesProvider) as AsyncError;
+  final sortedProviders = ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider);
+  if (sortedProviders is AsyncError) {
+    return sortedProviders;
   }

   // ... (other code remains the same)

-  return instance is AsyncError ? instance as AsyncError : null;
+  return instance is AsyncError ? instance : null;

These changes will address the issues while maintaining the improved error handling logic.

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final _hasErrorProvider = Provider.autoDispose<AsyncError?>((ref) {
if (ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider) is AsyncError) {
return ref.read(sortedProviderNodesProvider) as AsyncError;
}
final selectedProviderId = ref.watch(selectedProviderIdProvider);
if (selectedProviderId == null) return false;
if (selectedProviderId == null) return null;
final instance = ref.watch(
instanceProvider(InstancePath.fromProviderId(selectedProviderId)),
);
return instance is AsyncError;
return instance is AsyncError ? instance as AsyncError : null;
final _hasErrorProvider = Provider.autoDispose<AsyncError?>((ref) {
final sortedProviders = ref.watch(sortedProviderNodesProvider);
if (sortedProviders is AsyncError) {
return sortedProviders;
}
final selectedProviderId = ref.watch(selectedProviderIdProvider);
if (selectedProviderId == null) return null;
final instance = ref.watch(
instanceProvider(InstancePath.fromProviderId(selectedProviderId)),
);
return instance is AsyncError ? instance : null;

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/eval.dart (1)

17-36: Approve changes with a minor suggestion for improvement

The new implementation of serviceProvider is a significant improvement. It aligns well with the PR objectives by adapting to function without an initially provided VmService. The changes make the provider more robust by only yielding the service when it's available and connected, and properly handling the lifecycle of the connection state listener.

Consider handling the case where the service might become unavailable after being added to the stream. You could do this by adding null to the stream when the connection is lost:

 void handleConnectionChange() {
   final isConnected = serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected;
   final isServiceAvailable = serviceManager.isServiceAvailable;
   if (isConnected && isServiceAvailable) {
     controller.add(serviceManager.service!);
+  } else {
+    controller.add(null);
   }
 }

This change would allow consumers of the stream to react to service disconnections more easily.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/provider_screen.dart (3)

16-30: LGTM! Consider minor readability improvement.

The new hasConnectionProvider is well-implemented. It correctly manages the connection state and handles its lifecycle appropriately. Good job on using ref.onDispose to clean up the listener.

For improved readability, consider extracting the listener function:

final hasConnectionProvider = Provider.autoDispose<bool>((ref) {
  final currentValue = serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected;

-  listener() {
-    ref.state = serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected;
-  }
+  void listener() => ref.state = serviceManager.connectedState.value.connected;

  serviceManager.connectedState.addListener(listener);

  ref.onDispose(() {
    serviceManager.connectedState.removeListener(listener);
  });

  return currentValue;
});

This minor change makes the code slightly more concise and easier to read.


Line range hint 61-137: LGTM! Consider adding error handling for disconnection.

The changes to ProviderScreenBody are well-implemented:

  1. The use of SplitPane is consistent with the updates mentioned in the summary.
  2. The connection state check improves the extension's functionality in simulated environments.
  3. The UI now provides clear feedback when DevTools are not connected to VmService.

To further improve user experience, consider adding error handling for unexpected disconnections:

  @override
  Widget build(BuildContext context, WidgetRef ref) {
    final splitAxis = SplitPane.axisFor(context, 0.85);

    final hasConnection = ref.watch(hasConnectionProvider);

+   ref.listen<bool>(hasConnectionProvider, (_, hasConnection) {
+     if (!hasConnection) {
+       ScaffoldMessenger.of(context).showSnackBar(
+         const SnackBar(
+           content: Text('DevTools disconnected from VmService'),
+         ),
+       );
+     }
+   });

    // Rest of the method remains the same

This addition will notify users if the connection is lost unexpectedly during a session.


Line range hint 140-152: LGTM! Consider adding more specific error information.

The showProviderErrorBanner function remains unchanged and continues to provide useful error information to users. However, to make it more helpful, consider modifying it to accept and display more specific error details:

-void showProviderErrorBanner() {
+void showProviderErrorBanner({String? specificError}) {
   extensionManager.showBannerMessage(
     key: 'provider_unknown_error',
     type: 'error',
     message: '''
 DevTools failed to connect with package:provider.
 
 This could be caused by an older version of package:provider; please make sure that you are using version >=5.0.0.
+
+${specificError != null ? 'Specific error: $specificError' : ''}''',
     extensionName: 'provider',
   );
 }

This change would allow you to pass more detailed error information when available, making it easier for users to diagnose and resolve issues.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_details.dart (2)

13-13: Address the TODO: Add tests for Map mutation behavior

The TODO comment indicates that tests need to be added to verify that mutating a Map does not collapse previously expanded keys. Ensuring this behavior is important for maintaining UI consistency when users interact with mutable maps.

Would you like assistance in generating these tests? I can help create unit tests to cover this scenario or open a new GitHub issue to track this task.


Line range hint 31-31: Correct the typo: Rename 'nill' to 'nil'

The variant name nill in InstanceDetails.nill might be a typo. The conventional spelling is nil. Consider renaming it to nil for clarity and consistency.

Apply this diff to fix the typo:

-factory InstanceDetails.nill({
+factory InstanceDetails.nil({

Also, update all occurrences of nill throughout the code to reflect this change.

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packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/provider_screen.dart (1)

Line range hint 154-196: LGTM! Existing implementation is solid.

The _StateInspectorSettingsDialog class remains unchanged and continues to provide a well-implemented settings dialog for the state inspector. It correctly uses ConsumerWidget for state management and provides a clear UI for toggling the visibility of private properties.

The existing implementation is solid and doesn't require any immediate changes.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/test/provider_screen_test.dart (6)

5-8: LGTM! Tests adapted for browser environment

The changes indicate a transition to browser-based testing, which aligns with the PR objectives of modernizing the devtools extension. The addition of dart:async and mockito imports suggests improved handling of asynchronous operations and mocking in the tests.


15-17: LGTM! Imports align with PR objectives

The new imports for DevTools extensions, shared utilities, and vm_service align well with the PR objectives. These changes support the adaptation of the extension to work independently of an initially provided VmService and integrate better with the DevTools ecosystem.

Also applies to: 21-21


32-33: LGTM! Improved test setup and widget structure

The changes to make setUp asynchronous and wrap ProviderScreenBody in DevToolsExtension improve the test setup and align the widget structure with DevTools extension integration. These modifications support more robust testing and better represent the actual usage of the component.

Also applies to: 42-42


94-94: LGTM! Enhanced test flexibility and alignment with PR objectives

The updates to provider overrides significantly improve test flexibility:

  • Switching from overrideWithValue to overrideWith allows for more dynamic behavior in tests.
  • Using functions to generate ProviderNode lists enables testing of various scenarios more easily.
  • The addition of providers for connection status and instance details aligns well with the PR objective of independent connection state monitoring.

These changes should make the tests more robust and better suited to verify the new functionality introduced in the PR.

Also applies to: 107-110, 112-112, 121-121, 137-141, 144-144, 156-159, 173-176, 180-181, 189-192, 208-214, 229-232, 248-249, 252-252, 258-261, 264-264, 275-280


303-303: LGTM! Improved test reliability

The addition of await tester.pumpAndSettle() ensures that all animations and microtasks are completed before proceeding with the test, which can prevent flaky tests. The new expectation for SplitPane verifies the presence of a key UI component, enhancing the test's comprehensiveness.

Also applies to: 307-307


410-444: LGTM! Enhanced test coverage for ServiceManager states

The addition of the "ServiceManager states" test group significantly improves the test coverage:

  • The "Loading state" test ensures that the correct message is displayed when DevTools are not connected to VmService.
  • The "Data state" test verifies that the SplitPane is present when the connection is established.

These new tests align well with the PR objective of allowing the extension to independently monitor the connection state. They provide valuable validation of the component's behavior under different connection scenarios.

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/instance_details.dart (1)

9-9: Verify that Freezed code generation is properly configured

Ensure that the freezed code generation is set up correctly and that the generated file instance_details.freezed.dart is present. Missing generated files can lead to compilation errors.

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Length of output: 167

packages/provider_devtools_extension/lib/src/instance_viewer/result.freezed.dart (7)

147-151: Verify the necessity of @JsonKey annotations on copyWith methods

The copyWith method is annotated with @JsonKey(includeFromJson: false, includeToJson: false):

@JsonKey(includeFromJson: false, includeToJson: false)
@override
@pragma('vm:prefer-inline')
_$$ResultDataImplCopyWith<T, _$ResultDataImpl<T>> get copyWith =>
    __$$ResultDataImplCopyWithImpl<T, _$ResultDataImpl<T>>(this, _$identity);

Since methods are not serialized to or from JSON, these annotations may be unnecessary. Please verify if these annotations are intentional and whether they might have unintended side effects on the serialization process.


225-225: Duplicate: Verify the necessity of @JsonKey annotations on copyWith methods**


307-310: Duplicate: Verify the necessity of @JsonKey annotations on copyWith methods**


114-115: Updated class names reflect changes in the Freezed package

The class _ResultData<T> has been renamed to _$ResultDataImpl<T>:

class _$ResultDataImpl<T> extends _ResultData<T> with DiagnosticableTreeMixin {
  _$ResultDataImpl(this.value) : super._();

This change aligns with updates in the Freezed code generation. Ensure that all references to _ResultData<T> are updated accordingly in the codebase to prevent any inconsistencies.


266-268: Updated class names reflect changes in the Freezed package

Similarly, _ResultError<T> has been renamed to _$ResultErrorImpl<T>:

class _$ResultErrorImpl<T> extends _ResultError<T>
    with DiagnosticableTreeMixin {
  _$ResultErrorImpl(this.error, this.stackTrace) : super._();

This change is consistent with the updates from the Freezed package. Please ensure that all references to _ResultError<T> are updated throughout the codebase.


27-28: Nullable return types in whenOrNull and mapOrNull methods

The whenOrNull and mapOrNull methods now return nullable types:

TResult? whenOrNull<TResult extends Object?>({
  TResult? Function(T value)? data,
  TResult? Function(Object error, StackTrace stackTrace)? error,
}) => throw _privateConstructorUsedError;

This update improves null safety and allows for more flexible handling of cases where a match may not exist. The implementation looks correct.

Also applies to: 46-47


3-4: Updated lint ignore directives

The modifications to lint ignore directives are appropriate:

// ignore_for_file: type=lint
// ignore_for_file: unused_element, deprecated_member_use, ...

These changes suppress linter warnings that are not relevant for generated code.

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Sameri11 commented Oct 5, 2024

Ok, I decided to cut the scope a little here and simplify couple things:

  1. About this comment – reverted completely because apparently old code works flawlessly. Guess I was misleaded by another errors here.
  2. About all changes in error reporting – reverted completely. Couldn't justify them even for myself, so decided not to change anything at all. So yeah, maybe it worth separate issue if it's desired to focus on this.
  3. Simplified work with serviceManager and connection detection.

Also, tried to address all comments (regarding wrong usage of providers and leaks etc) – hence completely new commit. I admit that previous work was rather horrible and hope that this attempt is better.

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