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Fix example #1195

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Temporary fix, but this gets it compiling.

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  • Documentation

    • Updated usage instructions for improved clarity, including refined import syntax and corrected hyperlinks.
    • Added guidance on manually enabling enhanced diagnostic support when extending default behaviors.
  • New Features

    • Integrated improved diagnostic capabilities to provide more detailed insights into component state and structure for better debugging and performance analysis.

Temporary fix, but this gets it compiling.
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The changes update the README file in the Freezed package for clarity by removing unnecessary line breaks, correcting a hyperlink, and adding a note regarding the manual addition of @With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>() when overriding the toString method. Additionally, the diagnosticable.dart file in the example now includes the @With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>() annotation in its ToString class factory constructor to enhance diagnostic capabilities.

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packages/freezed/README.md Adjusted textual formatting by removing unnecessary line breaks; added a note and corrected a hyperlink in the documentation.
packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.dart Added @With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>() annotation above the factory constructor in the ToString class, enabling enhanced diagnostic output.

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packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.dart (1)

22-33: Consider adding a more comprehensive example of DiagnosticableTreeMixin usage.

Since this example class is specifically demonstrating toString customization with Flutter's diagnostic capabilities, it would be helpful to show a more realistic implementation that actually uses the diagnostic features.

@freezed
abstract class ToString with _$ToString {
  ToString._();

  @With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>()
  factory ToString() = _ToString;

  @override
  String toString({DiagnosticLevel minLevel = DiagnosticLevel.info}) {
-    return 'MyToString()';
+    return toStringShort() + 
+      DiagnosticProperties(
+        'ToString',
+        {},
+        style: DiagnosticsTreeStyle.singleLine,
+        minLevel: minLevel,
+      ).toString();
  }
}
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packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.dart (2)

25-26:

✅ Verification successful

Appropriate fix to add DiagnosticableTreeMixin to support the custom toString method.

The addition of the @With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>() annotation is necessary for proper functioning when overriding the toString method with Flutter's diagnostic parameters. This fixes the compilation issue as mentioned in the PR description.

Let's verify if this is a common pattern in other freezed examples or classes:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Looking for similar patterns of using DiagnosticableTreeMixin with toString overrides
rg -A 5 -B 5 "toString.*DiagnosticLevel" --glob "*.dart"

# Also check for other usages of the @With annotation with DiagnosticableTreeMixin
rg "@With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>" --glob "*.dart"

Length of output: 824


DiagnosticableTreeMixin Annotation Verified

The annotation usage in packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.dart is correct. The search confirms that the @With<DiagnosticableTreeMixin>() annotation is properly applied to support the custom toString implementation with diagnostic parameters, as intended to fix the compilation issue.

  • Confirmed presence in the expected file with the appropriate context.
  • No conflicting patterns or issues were identified in the repository.

29-32:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Confirm that the custom toString implementation works with the mixin.

The overridden toString method uses Flutter's DiagnosticLevel parameter, which requires the DiagnosticableTreeMixin. The implementation returns a static string 'MyToString()' which won't use any diagnostic information.

Consider whether this example adequately demonstrates proper usage of diagnostic capabilities:


🏁 Script executed:

#!/bin/bash
# Check the generated code to see how DiagnosticableTreeMixin is integrated
if [ -f "packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.freezed.dart" ]; then
  cat "packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.freezed.dart" | grep -A 20 "_ToString"
fi

# Look for any related tests that might verify this functionality
rg -l "ToString.*test" --glob "*.dart"

Length of output: 110


Action Required: Manually Verify DiagnosticableTreeMixin Integration

The executed script did not produce any output, so we cannot conclusively verify that the generated file integrates the DiagnosticableTreeMixin—nor that the custom toString properly leverages Flutter's diagnostic capabilities. Please manually verify the following:

  • Confirm that the generated file at packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.freezed.dart includes the intended integration of DiagnosticableTreeMixin (e.g., by checking for its usage or any related diagnostic code).
  • Check that the custom toString({DiagnosticLevel minLevel = DiagnosticLevel.info}) in packages/freezed/example/lib/diagnosticable.dart interacts with diagnostic features as expected rather than returning a static string.
  • Verify whether there are test cases that cover this behavior or consider adding tests to ensure the mixin’s functionality is appropriately demonstrated.

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lishaduck commented Mar 3, 2025

Note: this gets it compiling, but doesn't override toString correctly (see CI in #1185)

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