riverpod_annotation 3.0.3

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• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.3

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.2

• Now supports Dart 3.7.0

Finally, a stable release for Riverpod 3.0!

For the full changelog, check out https://riverpod.dev/docs/whats_new

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.18

• Fixed a conflict between public and private providers of the same name
• Allow passing persist(key: ...)
• Bump minimum meta version
• Support @Riverpod(name: ...)
• Add provider_name_strip_pattern build option
• Bump minimum meta version
• Support @Riverpod(name: ...)
• Added MutationState.isPending/isIdle/hasError/isSuccess
• fixes various "pause" issues
• Bump minimum meta version
• Added AsyncValue.retrying, to check when a retry is scheduled or pending
• Exposed the default retry implementation (ProviderContainer.defaultRetry)
• Offline's Storage now is base and requires overriding deleteOutOfDate
• Make AsyncValue.copyWithPrevious @internal. This API was not meant to be public.

Reworked annotations. The old annotation logic has been removed.

Update dependency

Removed dead code

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.13

Say hello to Riverpod 3.0.0!
This major version is a transition version, to unblock the development of the project. It is quite possible that a 4.0.0 will be released relatively soon in the future, so keep that in mind when migrating.

Here are some highlights about this version:

• Offline and mutation support, as experimental features
• Automatic retry support
• Pause/resume support
• Simplification of various aspects of the API (such as fusing AutoDisposeNotifier/Notifier)
• Added a Ref.mounted to simplify dealing with provider disposal
• Improved testing with the new ProviderContainer.test() and the ability to mock a Notifier's build method without mocking the whole object using provider.overrideWithBuild(...)

Note about experimental features:
Anything imported with package:riverpod/experimental/....dart are not stable features. They may be modified in breaking ways without a major version. Use with care!

Full change list #

• Breaking various package:riverpod objects are no-longer exported. If you wish to use providers by hand, you will have to separately import package:riverpod/riverpod.dart.
• Breaking: ChangeNotifierProvider, StateProvider and StateNotifierProvider are moved out of package:hooks_riverpod/hooks_riverpod.dart to package:hooks_riverpod/legacy.dart.
• Breaking: All providers now use == to compare previous/new values and filter updates. If you want to revert to the old behavior, you can override updateShouldNotify inside Notifiers.
• Breaking: ProviderListenable.addListener is deleted and now internal-only. A simpler alternative will be added in the future.
• Breaking: ProviderObserver methods have been updated to take a ProviderObserverContext parameter. This replaces the old provider+container parameters, and contains extra information.
• Breaking: Removed all Ref subclasses (such FutureProviderRef). Use Ref directly instead. For FutureProviderRef.future, migrate to using an AsyncNotifier.
• Breaking All ref and notifier methods besides "mounted" now throw if used after getting disposed.
• Breaking: StateProvider and StateNotifierProvider are moved out of package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart to package:flutter_riverpod/legacy.dart.
• Breaking Some internal utils are no-longer exported.
• Breaking AsyncValue.value now returns null during errors.
• Breaking removed AsyncValue.valueOrNull (use .value instead).
• Stream/FutureProvider.overrideWithValue was added back.
• Breaking: Notifier and variants are now recreated whenever the provider rebuilds. This enables using Ref.mounted to check dispose.
• Breaking: StreamProvider now pauses its StreamSubscription when the provider is not actively listened.
• Breaking: Calling ref.watch multiple times calls ref.onListen every-times.
• Breaking: A provider is now considered "paused" if all of its listeners are also paused. So if a provider A is watched only by a provider B, and B is currently unused, then A will be paused.
• Breaking: When an asynchronous provider rebuilds, it doesn't immediately stops listening to its previous providers. Instead, those subscriptions are removed when the rebuild completes.
  This impacts how "auto-dispose" behaves. See https://github.com/rrousselGit/riverpod/issues/1253
• Added @mutation support. Mutations are a way to enable your UI to easily listen to the status of side-effects. See the documentation of @mutation for further information.
• Made @Riverpod final
• Added @Dependencies([...]), for lint purposes. This is similar to @Riverpod(dependencies: [...]), but is applied on non-provider objects that may use a scoped provider.
• Added support for @Riverpod(retry: ...)
• Failing providers are now automatically retried after a delay. The delay can be optionally configured.
• Allow using Ref synchronously after a provider has been invalidated. This avoids mounted exceptions when doing multiple operations in a quick succession.
• Instead of Provider.autoDispose() and Provider.autoDispose.family(), it is now possible to write Provider(isAutoDispose: true) and Provider.family(isAutoDispose: true).
• Fix StreamProvider not cancelling the StreamSubscription if the stream is never emitted any value.
• All Ref life-cycles (such as Ref.onDispose) and Notifier.listenSelf now return a function to remove the listener.
• Added methods to ProviderObserver for listening to "mutations". Mutations are a new code-generation-only feature. See riverpod_generator's changelog for more information.
• Added Ref.listen(..., weak: true). When specifying weak: true, the listener will not cause the provider to be initialized. This is useful when wanting to react to changes to a provider, but not trigger a network request if not necessary.
• AsyncValue now has an optional progress field. This can be set by providers to allow the UI to show a custom progress logic.
• An error is now thrown when trying to override a provider twice in the same ProviderContainer.
• Disposing a ProviderContainer now disposes of all of its sub ProviderContainers too.
• Added ProviderSubscription.pause()/.resume(). This enables temporarily stopping the subscription to a provider, without it possibly loosing its state when using autoDispose.
• Added ProviderContainer.test(). This is a custom constructor for testing purpose. It is meant to replace the createContainer utility.
• Added NotifierProvider.overrideWithBuild, to override Notifier.build without overriding methods of the notifier.
• Ref.mounted has been added. It can now be used to check if a provider was disposed.
• When a provider is rebuilt, a new Ref is now created. This avoids issues where an old build of a provider is still performing work.
• Updated AsyncValue documentations to use pattern matching.
• Added support for Ref/ProviderContainer.invalidate(provider, asReload: true)
• Failing providers are now automatically retried after a delay. The delay can be optionally configured.
• Fixed a bug when overriding a specific provider of a family, combined with dependencies: [family]

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.3

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.2

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.1

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.0

• riverpod upgraded to 2.6.1

• riverpod upgraded to 2.6.0

• riverpod upgraded to 2.5.3

• riverpod upgraded to 2.5.1

• Improved @Riverpod(dependencies: [...]) documentation.

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.9

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.8

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.7

2.3.1 - 2023-11-13 #

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.6

• Exported internal FamilyOverride API, for use in generated code.

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.4

• Exports @internal from pkg:meta for the code-generator to use.

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.1

• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.0

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.10

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.8

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.7

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.6

• Added support for Raw typedef in the return value of providers. This can be used to disable the conversion of Futures/Streams into AsyncValues

  @riverpod
  Raw<Future<int>> myProvider(...) async => ...;
  ...
  // returns a Future<int> instead of AsyncValue<int>
  Future<int> value = ref.watch(myProvider);
  

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.4

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.3

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.2

• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.1

• Export necessary utilities for providers returning a Stream.
• Upgraded riverpod dependency

Bump minimum Riverpod version

• It is now possible to specify @Riverpod(dependencies: [...]) to scope providers
• Marked @Riverpod as @sealed

Upgrade Riverpod to latest

Upgrade Riverpod to latest

Upgrade Riverpod to latest

Upgrade Riverpod to latest

Export more missing types

Export missing types

• Update a dependency to the latest release.

Upgrade Riverpod version

Initial release