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we key off the places in code where the analysis server reports deprecation messages
Removing the deprecated constants from the SDK breaks both of those assumptions. We should update the docs for this tool to state that it can only be run on an sdk after the depreciations were introduced, and before the constants were removed.
On Thu, Aug 2, 2018 at 6:23 AM Devon Carew ***@***.***> wrote:
Yes, looking at this:
- we don't try and update code with analysis errors
- we key off the places in code where the analysis server reports
deprecation messages
Removing the deprecated constants from the SDK breaks both of those
assumptions. We should update the docs for this tool to state that it can
only be run on an sdk after the depreciations were introduced, and before
the constants were removed.
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I updated the docs (98f0833), but this is a sticky situation. We either need much longer deprecation periods, or our migration tools should be entirely regex based.
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https://travis-ci.org/dart-lang/dart2_fix/builds/410955962
Are things broken on SDKs w/out the old constants, @devoncarew ?
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