2.0.0-dev.55.0
* The name of "lib/generators/web_stagexl.g.dart", "web_stagexl.g", may only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
Using a valid Dart identifier makes the name usable in Dart code.
* The name of "lib/generators/console_full.g.dart", "console_full.g", may only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
Using a valid Dart identifier makes the name usable in Dart code.
* The name of "lib/generators/web_simple.g.dart", "web_simple.g", may only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
Using a valid Dart identifier makes the name usable in Dart code.
* The name of "lib/generators/web_angular.g.dart", "web_angular.g", may only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
Using a valid Dart identifier makes the name usable in Dart code.
* The name of "lib/generators/server_shelf.g.dart", "server_shelf.g", may only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
Using a valid Dart identifier makes the name usable in Dart code.
* The name of "lib/generators/package_simple.g.dart", "package_simple.g", may only contain letters, numbers, and underscores.
Using a valid Dart identifier makes the name usable in Dart code.
* line 11, column 1 of tool/src/code_generator.dart: This package doesn't depend on glob.
import 'package:glob/glob.dart';
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
There is no library directive. There are generated part files using the URI syntax
Never mind. These files should be in lib/src
@kevmoo I just ran into this issue and I'm confused about your solution. json_serlializable colocates generated files with its source, should they be somewhere else?
My suggestion: put all files w/ generated code in lib/src.
If you want them available, export them from lib/my_lib.dart
Gotcha. Thanks for the quick reply.
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My suggestion: put all files w/ generated code in
lib/src.If you want them available, export them from
lib/my_lib.dart