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Do you mean Dart 3.x? This is library is already compatible with that. I'm adding explicit tests for that now in #10. |
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Right, I should have said Dart 3.x (my current project is on Flutter 3.10.6 / Dart 3.0.6 stables). The pubspec.yaml for sqlite_async has SDK '>=2.19.1 <3.0.0', versus the more recent '>=3.0.0 <4.0.0'. I believe this is why the sqlite_async pubspec.yaml also specifies an earlier version of sqlite3, specifically ^1.10.1, whereas my project's pubspec.yaml specifies sqlite3 ^2.0.0. The net is that 'dart pub add sqlite_async' fails in my environment due to dependency mismatch. I can set up a down rev environment to play with sqlite_async, no problem. But I was curious if you plan to update the dependencies in a future release. |
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OK, I was not aware of this Dart 3 migration support. I'm new to the environment and started with 3.x. So then it is purely the sqlite3 version causing the issue. Thanks for your response. |
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Version 0.5.0 is now released and has updated dependencies for both dart and sqlite3 |
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I confirmed that I can now 'dart pub add sqlite_async' to my dev environment. I look forward to trying it out! Many thanks! :-) |
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Looks like an interesting approach vs sqflite_common_ffi and I'm looking forward to giving it a spin! Any plans to move to the latest Flutter SDK series (3.x)?
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