riverpod_devtools v1.1.2

riverpod_devtools 1.1.2

Patch release: one performance fix and one compatibility fix. No API changes.

• Perf: dart run riverpod_devtools:analyze is dramatically faster on large projects. The CLI resolved every file semantically (AnalysisContextCollection + getResolvedUnit), which re-resolves each file's transitive imports — near "files × whole program" work, taking minutes on provider-heavy apps. But the extraction is purely syntactic (provider patterns, ref.watch/read/listen by name, @riverpod by annotation name) and never used the resolution, so the analyzer now does a plain syntax-only parse per file (parseFile). Cost is proportional to source size only — typically minutes → well under a second — and the generated riverpod_dependencies.json is identical. --watch re-analysis gets the same speedup. (#117)

• Fix: dart run riverpod_devtools:analyze no longer fails to compile on analyzer 14+. ArgumentList.arguments's element type changed from NodeList<Expression> to NodeList<Argument> (a new sealed interface implemented by both Expression and the new NamedArgument; the old NamedExpression was removed) — a genuine breaking type change that can't be bridged with a single static type. The ref.watch/read/listen argument extractor now resolves the argument's expression dynamically instead of relying on either shape, restoring compatibility across the package's full declared analyzer: >=6.0.0 <15.0.0 range. (#118)

Published to pub.dev: https://pub.dev/packages/riverpod_devtools/versions/1.1.2