| commit | 53448def7325b79e22f27438c7e57881ccf897a6 | [log] [tgz] |
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| author | Jonas Finnemann Jensen <jonasfj@google.com> | Tue May 11 10:45:53 2021 +0000 |
| committer | commit-bot@chromium.org <commit-bot@chromium.org> | Tue May 11 10:45:53 2021 +0000 |
| tree | 34fdda6628b849311b4ee17ff220a71f3b44e3ce | |
| parent | 9f750ca0d3b7cdf874510a2d27c01dfaa7c4e9f2 [diff] |
Bump pub New commits include: ``` $ git log --format="%C(auto) %h %s" 0e657414a472e74ca5dd76ae0db50cc060251dec..00c00e8adf9706bebe8f94483b7663c5f36f59d2 00c00e8a Vendor tar (#2987) 291705ca Being gradual migration to null-safety (#2988) c5f52a37 Fix CI (#2989) 74040a45 Update to analyzer 1.5.0, migrate from deprecated AnalysisSession.getParsedUnit() (#2975) ce951d70 Fix dry-run tests for publishing by ensuring there is a server to reject requests (#2978) 018c9650 Update LICENSE (#2944) 2614f15c Revert "Vendor package:tar and package:chunked_stream (#2932)" (#2940) 12d9f457 Handle package:tar cancellations 255a3091 Vendor package:tar and package:chunked_stream (#2932) 86bf8b20 Handle relative git-url-paths correctly when --directory (#2919) 3716a681 Let `pub add` fail if extra arguments are passed (#2927) a03ac729 Minor cleanup to reduce risk of using path.current (#2924) e87b7b66 Added null check for name in UserInfo class (#2918) 056a8c9a pub deps --json (#2896) 53a69e27 Fix .packages entries of relative path deps when using --directory (#2916) d6308efc pub upgrade command shows count of discontinued packages (#2908) 51744805 Upgrade to the null safe versions of all dependencies (#2913) e0d538c7 Introduce .pubignore (#2787) 79f3a8b9 pub outdated: added clear message when no outdated packages. (#2898) 22463872 `cache clean` (#2904) 11e7b2ce `publish --dry-run` informs that the server might do more checks (#2883) b6977d50 Remove untrue assert (#2884) 35841f8d Merge branch 'cherry_picks_for_2_12' 0db3255b Don't fail on failed status listing (#2877) 53e8ecca Don't allow outdated taking arguments (#2872) e83a1dc1 Enable asserts when testing pub (#2754) 178f2edb Add --directory option (#2876) 5aadb70e Don't fail on failed status listing (#2877) 4bf8a927 Remove unused field (#2878) 73ad5426 Don't allow outdated taking arguments (#2872) 9a70949e Use Dart library to read and write tar files (#2817) 2f74230c Do not recommend decativating packages (#2871) b1697a27 Use full error message string in CommandResolutionFailedException (#2870) 16a6210d Upgrade `downgrade --help`: `downgrade` actually updates `pubspec.lock` (#2859) 6e240ea9 Use cached version listings as heuristic when prefetching (#2851) 58152f7c Allow trailing slash in PUB_HOSTED_URL (#2856) b1bf9a33 Handle poor package-listing responses robustly. (#2847) d941bd24 Fix request metadata when overriding dependencyType (#2848) ``` Change-Id: Id7cc4c09e74c02a92bcafe1a9d9bab9431900540 Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/c/sdk/+/199040 Reviewed-by: Alexander Thomas <athom@google.com> Commit-Queue: Jonas Jensen <jonasfj@google.com>
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