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flutter
shihaohong
shihaohong commented Oct 15, 2019

A buttons_tests.dart file exists that contains tests for different buttons like FlatButton, RaisedButton and MaterialButton exist, even though flat_button_test.dart, raised_button_test.dart, and material_button_test.dart exist.

We should really split up these tests into their respective files.

Edit: An attempt was made to conduct the entire refactor in one PR. It turned out to

swankjesse
swankjesse commented Feb 19, 2019

Stuff like:

  • HTTP caching heuristics source?
  • what it means if cacheResponse() and networkResponse() are both non-null (issue #4539)
  • why you need to read the entire response before an entry is stored
  • the cache must not compete with other processes for the same directory
  • pruning the cache manually
paourissi
paourissi commented Oct 18, 2018

I am using retrofit 2 and I was wondering if i have to call the close function when receiving an error body or retrofit closes it automatically?.

public void onResponse(Call call, Response response) {
if (response.isSuccessful()) {
// Success
} else {
response.errorBody().close(); ???????????????????
}
}

Thank you

leakcanary
orionlee
orionlee commented Sep 22, 2019

Version: 2.0.0-beta3

Suggestions:
During running LeakCanary against an app, I occasionally see the following notification.
1 retained objects, tap to dump heap
App visible, waiting until retained objects

When I exit the app, a new notification suggesting the retained object is garbage collected.

From what I gather, it seems to mean LeakCanary find objects that might or

iRoachie
iRoachie commented Oct 7, 2019

We've recently updated our github workflow to have 3 branches:

master - current version on npm that's live
next - upcoming features and changes
patch - bug fixes (usually released within a day)

We should update the contributing section on the website and maybe .github/CONTRIBUTING.md to let users know which branch they should base their changes on if they want to make a pull request.

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