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    lsaudon
    @lsaudon

    I don't know how to change my code.

    abstract class GeocoderState extends Equatable {}

class GeocoderInitialized extends GeocoderState {}
    class GeocoderInitialized extends GeocoderState {
  @override
  List<Object> get props => null;
}

    or

    class GeocoderInitialized extends GeocoderState {
  @override
  List<Object> get props => [];
}

    It's not possible to put anything ?

    Felix Angelov
    @felangel
    The second one đź‘Ť
    Yup it ensures you don’t forget to override props
    lsaudon
    @lsaudon
    Thanks you
    Michael Joseph Rosenthal
    @micimize
    Hi - I was wondering why equatable requires immutable classes? I can't see anything in the source code that indicates it is necessary
    Felix Angelov
    @felangel
    Hi @micimize :wave:
    https://dart-lang.github.io/linter/lints/avoid_equals_and_hash_code_on_mutable_classes.html
    Michael Joseph Rosenthal
    @micimize
    @felangel aaah, I didn't know that! == overrides really have a lot of pitfalls, huh. Mad e small PR to add a note in the docs felangel/equatable#47
    Felix Angelov
    @felangel
    Thanks merged it!
    Piero Marcelo Ulloa Mora
    @Piero512
    Hey, I was using equatable and I noticed some features I would like. I usually have one prop that is actually relevant for equality (think replacing keys in a map), but I would like for Equatable to print all the props (or maybe a list of props).
    I think I could implement deep equality if needed, so I don't know if I missed it, but maybe is there a way to get equatable as a mixin for printing properties (so it doesn't break current apps)