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deps: Upgrade package:checks, returning to published releases
There's now a new published version, so we can switch to that.
This effectively reverts e2d592d / #50.
deps: Upgrade packages to latest
Done with
flutter pub upgrade --major-versions
.This updates two constraints in our pubspec.yaml:
https://pub.dev/packages/device_info_plus/changelog
https://pub.dev/packages/share_plus/changelog
The breaking changes that caused the major-version bumps are the
same in both packages, and only mean dropping support for old
versions of iOS, Android, and the Android Gradle Plugin.
These don't affect us.
I also directly pushed a few minutes ago a couple of dependency-related commits:
2ba4e71 lint: Directly ignore use_build_context_synchronously, where needed
5a59640 deps: Upgrade Flutter to latest main, 3.11.0-1.0.pre.56; upgrade some packages as required
In practice we run with more or less the latest Flutter SDK, because we don't currently have a way to pin it (#15). So it'd been bugging me for a little while that we have those lint failures causing noise and that I hadn't taken care of it. If we had CI running (#60), then those would have been a P0 issue, which in practice means we would have just fixed them immediately.