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Tracking issue for platform specific integer literals #33282
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More details, copied over from #33160 (comment) . Step 1 - In the Dart 2 timeframe:
Step 2 - In the post Dart 2 timeframe:
An implication of all of this is that we have (more) platform specific errors and warnings. In the short term, these will only be surfaced by the compilers. The analyzer/IDE may or may not choose to offer a way to select a platform for additional errors and warnings. Implementation implications: Step 1:
Step 2:
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cc @lrhn |
Because this will not be complete for Dart2Stable, dropping the milestone (all sub-issues needed for Dart2Stable are marked for the Dart2Stable milestone) |
There should be a step to announce this breaking change as well. |
Bug: #33282 Change-Id: I50d1a8855e83996777b8b8e051cd4171d5a8a9aa Reviewed-on: https://dart-review.googlesource.com/63664 Reviewed-by: Samuel Rawlins <srawlins@google.com> Commit-Queue: Sigmund Cherem <sigmund@google.com>
This is the meta-issue for platform specific integer literals. See #33160 for background discussion.
The decided upon course of action is here: #33160 (comment) (also summarized below).
TODO:
Step 1: (For Dart 2 release):
Step 2: (Post Dart 2):
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