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@@ -668,7 +662,7 @@ class _DigitDropdownState<T> extends State<DigitDropdown<T>> | |||
? dropdownWidth - 40 | |||
: dropdownWidth - 16, | |||
child: Text( | |||
capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].name), | |||
capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].name)!, |
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Refactoring the capitalizeFirstLetter
method to handle null values appropriately is a good improvement. However, ensure that the method is robust against empty strings as well, to avoid potential runtime errors.
- capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].name)!,
+ capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].name) ?? '',
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@@ -706,7 +700,7 @@ class _DigitDropdownState<T> extends State<DigitDropdown<T>> | |||
? dropdownWidth - 40 | |||
: dropdownWidth - 16, | |||
child: Text( | |||
capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].description!), | |||
capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].description!)!, |
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Similar to the previous comment, ensure that the capitalizeFirstLetter
method call for description
is robust against null and empty strings.
- capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].description!)!,
+ capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].description) ?? '',
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capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].description!)!, | |
capitalizeFirstLetter(filteredItems[index].description) ?? '', |
@@ -1048,7 +1042,7 @@ class _DigitDropdownState<T> extends State<DigitDropdown<T>> | |||
16, | |||
child: Text( | |||
capitalizeFirstLetter(typeItems[index] | |||
.description!), | |||
.description!)!, |
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Again, ensure that the capitalizeFirstLetter
method call for description
in nested dropdowns is robust against null and empty strings.
- capitalizeFirstLetter(typeItems[index].description!)!,
+ capitalizeFirstLetter(typeItems[index].description) ?? '',
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## 0.0.2-beta | ||
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## 0.0.3-beta | ||
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* test release. |
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The descriptions for the test releases should start with uppercase letters to maintain consistency and readability across the document. Consider revising the descriptions as follows:
- * test release.
+ * Test release.
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## 0.0.2-beta | |
* test release. | |
## 0.0.3-beta | |
* test release. | |
## 0.0.2-beta | |
* Test release. | |
## 0.0.3-beta | |
* Test release. |
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Files ignored due to path filters (1)
flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/pubspec.yaml
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- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/.flutter-plugins-dependencies (1 hunks)
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- flutter/digit-ui-components/digit_components/.flutter-plugins-dependencies
Summary by CodeRabbit
InfoCard
with conditional rendering for additional widgets.isDisabled
property, aligning naming conventions.DigitCheckbox
test to reflect the change fromdisabled
toisDisabled
.