Upgrade connectivity plus clean #2600
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lib/view_model/connectivity_view_model.dart (3)
43-43: Improve comment clarityThe comment "Extract the first result from the list of connectivity results" is slightly misleading. Consider revising it to better reflect the actual operation, such as:
"Retrieve the list of connectivity results and use the first result if available"
44-45: Consider a more specific variable nameThe variable name
resultListcould be more specific to indicate it's about connectivity results. Consider renaming it toconnectivityResultsfor improved clarity.
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78-78: Consider adding a clarifying commentGiven the changes in the
initialisemethod to handle a list ofConnectivityResult, it might be helpful to add a comment in thehandleConnectionmethod explaining why it still accepts a single result. This could improve code clarity for future maintainers.For example, you could add:
/// This function handles a single connectivity result, typically the first result from the list /// obtained in the `initialise` method. This approach maintains backward compatibility while /// allowing for potential future enhancements to handle multiple connectivity types. Future<void> handleConnection(ConnectivityResult result) async { // ... existing code ... }.github/workflows/push.yaml (7)
29-69: LGTM! Consider documenting the custom lint check.The Flutter-Codebase-Check job is well-structured and covers essential code quality checks. The use of specific versions for Java and Flutter ensures consistency across different environments.
Consider adding a comment or documentation explaining the purpose and functionality of the custom lint check performed by the Python script (check_ignore.py). This would improve maintainability and help other developers understand its role in the workflow.
75-136: LGTM! Consider adding error handling.The Update-Documentation job effectively automates the documentation update process. The conditional execution and use of environment variables are well-implemented.
Consider adding error handling mechanisms, such as capturing and reporting any failures during the documentation generation or commit process. This would improve the robustness of the workflow and make troubleshooting easier.
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138-154: LGTM! Consider improving the commit message.The Documentation-to-talawa-docs job effectively synchronizes documentation across repositories, ensuring consistency.
Consider making the commit message more descriptive by including information such as the source repository, branch, or even a brief summary of changes. For example:
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158-185: LGTM! Consider adding dependency caching.The Flutter-Testing job effectively covers essential testing steps and integrates well with Codecov for coverage reporting.
Consider adding dependency caching to speed up the workflow. You can use GitHub Actions'
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187-225: LGTM! Consider adding versioning to releases.The Android-Build-and-Release job effectively automates the Android build and release process, which is great for continuous deployment.
Consider adding versioning to the automated releases. This would help track changes over time and make it easier to identify specific builds. You could use the GitHub run number or a timestamp to create unique version numbers. Here's an example of how you could modify the release action:
- uses: ncipollo/release-action@v1 with: name: "Automated Android Release v${{ github.run_number }}" artifacts: "./build/app/outputs/flutter-apk/app-release.apk" allowUpdates: "true" generateReleaseNotes: false tag: "automated-v${{ github.run_number }}" body: | This is an automated release (v${{ github.run_number }}), triggered by a recent push. This may or may not be stable, so please have a look at the stable release(s).This change would create unique version numbers for each release, making it easier to track and reference specific builds.
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226-262: LGTM! Consider adding versioning and note about code signing.The iOS-Build job effectively automates the iOS build and release process, which is great for continuous deployment.
Consider adding versioning to the automated releases, similar to the suggestion for the Android job. This would help track changes over time and make it easier to identify specific builds.
Add a note in the release body about the lack of code signing. Here's an example of how you could modify the release action:
- uses: ncipollo/release-action@v1 with: name: "Automated iOS Release v${{ github.run_number }}" artifacts: "app.ipa" allowUpdates: "true" generateReleaseNotes: false tag: "automated-ios-v${{ github.run_number }}" body: | This is an automated release (v${{ github.run_number }}), triggered by a recent push. This build is unsigned and intended for testing purposes only. For distribution, proper code signing is required. This may or may not be stable, so please have a look at the stable release(s).These changes would create unique version numbers for each release and provide clear information about the unsigned nature of the build.
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to:echo "commit_id=$(echo $(git rev-parse HEAD))" >> $GITHUB_ENVecho "commit_id=$(git rev-parse HEAD)" >> "$GITHUB_ENV"While these issues don't affect functionality, addressing them will improve code consistency and reduce potential shell scripting issues.
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pubspec.yaml (7)
13-13: LGTM: SDK version update looks good.The SDK version constraint has been expanded to allow for newer Dart SDK versions. This is a positive change as it keeps the project up-to-date.
Please ensure that the project is tested with the latest Dart SDK version (3.24.4) to verify compatibility and take advantage of any new language features or performance improvements.
36-36: Clarify the rationale for downgrading multiple dependencies.Several packages have been downgraded to slightly older versions. While these are minor version changes, it's unusual to see multiple downgrades.
Could you please explain the reasoning behind these downgrades? Are they related to compatibility issues with other dependencies or a strategy to maintain stability?
Also, please verify that these downgrades don't negatively impact the project's functionality. You may want to run the test suite to ensure everything still works as expected.
Also applies to: 66-66, 70-71, 76-78
80-80: Clarify the purpose of adding the win32 dependency.A new dependency, win32: 5.5.4, has been added. This package is typically used for Windows-specific functionality.
Could you please explain the reason for adding this dependency? Is the project expanding to support Windows-specific features?
If this is indeed for Windows support, please ensure that:
- The usage of this package is properly documented.
- Any Windows-specific code is appropriately isolated to maintain cross-platform compatibility.
- The project's README is updated to reflect the new platform support, if applicable.
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16-20: Verify impact of removing static analysis dependencies.Several dependencies related to static analysis and custom lint rules have been commented out for removal.
Please confirm that:
- The removal of these dependencies doesn't negatively impact the project's static analysis setup.
- Any related configurations (e.g., analysis_options.yaml) have been updated accordingly.
- The project's documentation is updated to reflect any changes in the development setup or contribution guidelines related to static analysis.
If these dependencies are truly no longer needed, consider removing the commented lines entirely for cleaner code.
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55-55: LGTM: intl package update looks good.The upgrade of the intl package to version 0.19.0 aligns with the PR objectives mentioned in the linked issue #2547.
As this is a minor version update, it should be backward compatible. However, please ensure that all usages of the intl package in the codebase have been tested to confirm there are no unexpected issues. Run the following command to find all files using this package:
#!/bin/bash # Find all Dart files that import intl rg -t dart 'import.*intl'
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1-81: Ensure comprehensive testing and documentation updates.The pubspec.yaml file has undergone significant changes, including multiple dependency updates, downgrades, additions, and removals.
To ensure the stability and maintainability of the project, please:
- Run the full test suite to verify that all functionality works as expected with the updated dependencies.
- Update the project's documentation, including the README and any contribution guidelines, to reflect the changes in the development setup and dependencies.
- Consider adding comments in the pubspec.yaml file to explain any non-standard version choices (e.g., specific version pinning or downgrades) to help future maintainers understand the rationale behind these decisions.
- Verify that the project builds successfully on all supported platforms with these dependency changes.
#!/bin/bash # Run flutter pub get to ensure all dependencies are resolved flutter pub get # Run the test suite flutter test # Attempt to build for all supported platforms flutter build apk flutter build ios --release --no-codesign flutter build web
25-25: Verify implementation with updated connectivity_plus package.The upgrade of connectivity_plus to version 6.0.5 aligns with the PR objectives. This is a major version update, which may include breaking changes.
Please ensure that all usages of the connectivity_plus package in the codebase have been updated to comply with any breaking changes introduced in version 6.x.x. Run the following command to find all files using this package:
.github/workflows/push.yaml (1)
1-262: Overall, well-structured and comprehensive CI/CD workflow.This GitHub Actions workflow file effectively covers essential steps for code quality, testing, documentation, and automated releases for both Android and iOS platforms. The structure and organization of jobs are logical and promote good CI/CD practices.
Key strengths:
- Comprehensive code quality checks and testing.
- Automated documentation updates and synchronization.
- Continuous deployment with automated releases for both Android and iOS.
Consider implementing the suggested improvements to further enhance the workflow:
- Document the custom lint check process.
- Add error handling in the documentation update job.
- Improve commit messages for documentation synchronization.
- Implement dependency caching to speed up the workflow.
- Add versioning to automated releases.
- Address minor code style issues and shellcheck warnings.
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38-40: UpdatedgetConnectionType()method to returnList<ConnectivityResult>The method signature has been correctly updated to return a
List<ConnectivityResult>, aligning with the new API changes inconnectivity_plusversion 6.0.5.
50-50: Modifiedcontrollerto handleList<ConnectivityResult>The
controllernow correctly handles a list ofConnectivityResult, matching the expected data type after the package upgrade.
52-53: UpdatedconnectivityControllergetter to new typeThe getter
connectivityControllernow returns aStreamController<List<ConnectivityResult>>, which is consistent with the updated stream data type.
56-57: RefactoredonConnectivityChangedto emitList<ConnectivityResult>The
onConnectivityChangedstream now emits a list ofConnectivityResult, ensuring compatibility with the new connectivity stream requirements.
60-61: AdjustedcheckConnectivity()to returnList<ConnectivityResult>The
checkConnectivity()method now returns a list ofConnectivityResultand properly handles the case whenconnectivityStatusis null by throwing aSocketException.Also applies to: 66-67
109-111: Updated test to add connectivity result within a listThe test case now adds
[ConnectivityResult.mobile]toconnectivityController, aligning with the updated stream type that expects a list.
112-112: Added error handling test toconnectivityControllerstreamThe test correctly simulates an error by adding an exception to the stream, which helps verify the error handling mechanisms of the connectivity service.
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Fix indentation and approve changes
The indentation of the new code block seems to be off by one level. Please adjust the indentation to match the rest of the method.
Overall, these changes align well with the PR objectives. They successfully handle the transition from a single connectivity result to a list of results, maintaining backward compatibility and ensuring graceful handling of unexpected scenarios. Good job on implementing this upgrade!
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Future<void> initialise() async {
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- ); // Default to 'none' if the list is unexpectedly empty
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+ // Retrieve the list of connectivity results and use the first result if available
+ List<ConnectivityResult> connectivityResults =
+ await connectivityService.getConnectionType();
+ if (connectivityResults.isNotEmpty) {
+ handleConnection(connectivityResults.first);
+ } else {
+ handleConnection(ConnectivityResult.none); // Default to 'none' if the list is unexpectedly empty
+ }
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| Future<void> initialise() async { | |
| await connectivityService.initConnectivity(client: http.Client()); | |
| connectivityStream = connectivityService.connectionStream; | |
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| // Retrieve the list of connectivity results and use the first result if available | |
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Incorrect handling of connectivity result in hasConnection()
Since getConnectionType() returns a single ConnectivityResult (after correction), using any() is inappropriate. Update the logic to check the single result directly.
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| // Check if the connectivity result is not 'none' | |
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| /// * `Future<List<ConnectivityResult>>`: A future that resolves to a list of connectivity results indicating the connection types. | ||
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Incorrect use of List<ConnectivityResult> with checkConnectivity()
The connectivity.checkConnectivity() method returns a single ConnectivityResult, not a List<ConnectivityResult>. Assigning its result to a List<ConnectivityResult> will lead to a type mismatch and runtime errors.
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- /// * `Future<List<ConnectivityResult>>`: A future that resolves to a list of connectivity results indicating the connection types.
+ /// * `Future<ConnectivityResult>`: A future that resolves to the connectivity result indicating the connection type.
- Future<List<ConnectivityResult>> getConnectionType() async {
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| Future<List<ConnectivityResult>> getConnectionType() async { | |
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| await connectivity.checkConnectivity(); | |
| /// * `Future<ConnectivityResult>`: A future that resolves to the connectivity result indicating the connection type. | |
| Future<ConnectivityResult> getConnectionType() async { | |
| final ConnectivityResult result = | |
| await connectivity.checkConnectivity(); | |
| return result; | |
| } |
| (List<ConnectivityResult> results) { | ||
| for (final result in results) { | ||
| print(result); | ||
| connectionStatusController.add(result); | ||
| } |
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Incorrect parameter type in onConnectivityChanged listener
The connectivity.onConnectivityChanged.listen stream provides single ConnectivityResult events, not a List<ConnectivityResult>. The listener should accept a ConnectivityResult parameter instead of List<ConnectivityResult>.
Apply this diff to fix the parameter type:
- (List<ConnectivityResult> results) {
- for (final result in results) {
- print(result);
- connectionStatusController.add(result);
- }
+ (ConnectivityResult result) {
+ print(result);
+ connectionStatusController.add(result);
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| (List<ConnectivityResult> results) { | |
| for (final result in results) { | |
| print(result); | |
| connectionStatusController.add(result); | |
| } | |
| (ConnectivityResult result) { | |
| print(result); | |
| connectionStatusController.add(result); | |
| } |
|
What kind of change does this PR introduce?
Issue Number:
Fixes #2547
Did you add tests for your changes?
Yes, updated the following tests:
Snapshots/Videos:
N/A - This is an internal service update with no UI changes
If relevant, did you update the documentation?
Yes, updated code documentation with new connectivity_plus usage patterns
Summary
Does this PR introduce a breaking change?
No. While the internal implementation has changed, the public API remains the same.
Other information
The upgrade was necessary to stay current with the latest connectivity_plus package version and fix potential issues with connectivity detection.
Have you read the contributing guide?
Yes
Summary by CodeRabbit
New Features
.metadatafile for tracking project properties and migration details.MainActivity.Improvements
ConnectivityServiceto handle multiple connectivity states.AppConnectivityclass to better manage connectivity results.Dependency Updates
Tests