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We have refactored our project to be a mono repository (NPM Workspaces) and structure it like so:

I have dependencies in my Cargo.toml that fail compilation (because of using too new language features).

I am trying to solve the trouble by lowering dependency packages versions.

But trying to do it, I also have a trouble to understand whose package's version I need to lower:

Here is my Cargo.toml:

I'm trying to use typescript pre-commit Husky hooks with LintStaged, but when I do a commit, the pre-commit script is not running, I just receive the common git response after commits.

.huskyrc.json

I have created a dart file with this code :-

Code to see dart analyzer tools in practice.

Now, I have created an analysis_options.yaml file to add linting but after this no info is shown :-

Now, I know I could add empty_statements: info in analysis_options.yaml. But why did it suppress the default info. If this happens to some other info or warnings, one could not know it because it will get suppressed. For example if I add this line (without changing anything in analysis_options.yaml):-

As we can see no info is shown. But had there been no analysis_options.yaml file this is shown :-

So, should I write each and every lint from here ? Why are the default info/warnings suppressed ?

Effective dart specifies that top-level variables should be final when applicable: https://dart-lang.github.io/linter/lints/prefer_final_fields.html

However, I could not find any information about method parameters.

Flutter repo's code functions are mostly ones with parameters not marked final, that includes all the overridden build methods I've seen.

Which of the following is better in terms of performance and app weight:

@override build(context)

@override build(BuildContext context)

@override build(final BuildContext context)

Perhaps overridden functions should be defined the same way as the super function? Is there any difference between overridden functions like build above which can infer the type, and other named/unnamed functions (other than not setting the type makes the variable dynamic), which Flutter repo also writes this way:

I am trying to setup a github actions bot that uses composite to build when the action runs. Notably, this isn't required, and I know that ncc would also achieve the same thing, but I'm curious if it's possible to make this work in a sustainable way.

For some context, I'm trying to run my alita-moore/EIP-Bot private action with the yaml script being...

While running cargo build, I'm getting the following error:

I have written my own linter in vimscript which lints a file using an external linting tool, and then reads the output into the quickfix window. I want to echo a message if there were no errors, but how can I check if that file is empty to do this?

I have a problem installing the seleniumwire library on a Linux server, it sends me an error in the rust for cryptography, I have tried to solve it but I have not been able, any ideas?