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final $class = A
; resolves to a Type
and final className = $class.toString()
just calls Type.toString()
, which is what the interpolation is doing as well.
void registerView<T extends View>(dynamic viewFactory) {
final className = '$T';
if (views.containsKey(className)) {
throw ArgumentError('View $className is already registered');
}
views[className] = viewFactory;
}
SSL_get0_peer_certificates
see https://commondatastorage.googleapis.com/chromium-boringssl-docs/ssl.h.html#SSL_get0_peer_certificates. Even though boringssl returns the whole chain, the Dart closure just gets one - so whatever picks seems to pick the wrong one.
pub
to this list? https://help.github.com/en/github/managing-packages-with-github-packages/about-github-packages#supported-clients-and-formats
Has anyone successfully used hot reloading in a web server app? I'm using shelf
, and I've been trying to get this jaguar_hotreload
package to work.
Jaguar-dart/jaguar_hotreload#6
It says it's reloading, but changes don't seem to take effect. Is this a common limitation of hot reloading? Do I need to manually tear down and rebuild my HttpServer
instance with new instances of middlewares, router, controllers, and so on?
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Paths ./example/jaguar_hotreload_example.dart___jb_tmp___ changed!
Reloading the application...
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Paths ./example/jaguar_hotreload_example.dart___jb_tmp___, ./example/jaguar_hotreload_example.dart changed!
Reloading the application...
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pub get
doesn't seem to work under Ubuntu on WSL... man, I'm starting to hate Windows.