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Pubspec.yaml should highlight outdated packages #4488
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See also dart-lang/sdk#57182 which tracks a lint request for outdated package dependencies. |
/fyi @alexander-doroshko @jwren (as this is really a vanilla Dart Plugin request) |
True .. didn't think about this, but yes a dart wide solution would be much better. |
See the upcoming support for this in https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-44567, IDEA platform version 2020.1.1. |
Awesome @jwren !!! |
Well, https://youtrack.jetbrains.com/issue/WEB-44567 is not about highlighting, still better than nothing. |
I think it would be nice, if this plugin could highlight all the packages within the pubspec.yaml file that are outdated. This way you don't have to check for new versions via the command line anymore.
Android Studio is already doing it in their gradle files and it feels a bit like a downgrade when you were used to that feature and switch over to flutter and don't have it anymore.
It would also be cool if you could rightclick on the packages and update them automatically.
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