Bump dart_style from 2.3.7 to 3.0.0

[dependabot]

Bumps dart_style from 2.3.7 to 3.0.0.

Release notes

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package:dart_style v3.0.0

This is a large change. Under the hood, the formatter was almost completely rewritten, with the codebase now containing both the old and new implementations. The old formatter exists to support the older "short" style and the new code implements the new "tall" style.

The formatter uses the language version of the formatted code to determine which style you get. If the language version is 3.6 or lower, the code is formatted with the old style. If 3.7 or later, you get the new tall style. You typically control the language version by setting a min SDK constraint in your package's pubspec.

In addition to the new formatting style, a number of other API and CLI changes are included, some of them breaking:

• Support project-wide page width configuration. By long request, you can now configure your preferred formatting page width on a project-wide basis. When formatting files, the formatter will look in the file's directory and any surrounding directories for an analysis_options.yaml file. If it finds one, it looks for the following YAML:

  formatter:
    page_width: 123

  If it finds a formatter key containing a map with a page_width key whose value is an integer, then that is the page width that the file is formatted using. Since the formatter will walk the surrounding directories until it finds an analysis_options.yaml file, this can be used to globally set the page width for an entire directory, package, or even collection of packages.

• Support overriding the page width for a single file. In code formatted using the new tall style, you can use a special marker comment to control the page width that it's formatted using:

  // dart format width=30
  main() {
    someExpression +
        thatSplitsAt30;
  }

  This comment must appear before any code in the file and must match that

... (truncated)

Changelog

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3.0.0

This is a large change. Under the hood, the formatter was almost completely rewritten, with the codebase now containing both the old and new implementations. The old formatter exists to support the older "short" style and the new code implements the new "tall" style.

The formatter uses the language version of the formatted code to determine which style you get. If the language version is 3.6 or lower, the code is formatted with the old style. If 3.7 or later, you get the new tall style. You typically control the language version by setting a min SDK constraint in your package's pubspec.

In addition to the new formatting style, a number of other API and CLI changes are included, some of them breaking:

• Support project-wide page width configuration. By long request, you can now configure your preferred formatting page width on a project-wide basis. When formatting files, the formatter will look in the file's directory and any surrounding directories for an analysis_options.yaml file. If it finds one, it looks for the following YAML:

  formatter:
    page_width: 123

  If it finds a formatter key containing a map with a page_width key whose value is an integer, then that is the page width that the file is formatted using. Since the formatter will walk the surrounding directories until it finds an analysis_options.yaml file, this can be used to globally set the page width for an entire directory, package, or even collection of packages.

• Support overriding the page width for a single file. In code formatted using the new tall style, you can use a special marker comment to control the page width that it's formatted using:

  // dart format width=30
  main() {
    someExpression +
        thatSplitsAt30;
  }

  This comment must appear before any code in the file and must match that

... (truncated)

Commits

• c57d49c Bump to publish 3.0.0. (#1609)
• 1de89eb Allow analyzer ^7.0.0 dep (#1608)
• a5f9e21 Bump dart-lang/setup-dart in the github-actions group (#1607)
• f6d020e Remove an unused import. (#1601)
• 6753ab4 Make "// @​dart=" version comments affect the applied style. (#1600)
• 02957e6 Use FastHash on Piece. (#1598)
• ecfc0cb Support a list of include paths in analysis options (#1594)
• e62313b Simplify ChainPiece. (#1595)
• 4e6f44d Bump actions/checkout from 4.2.0 to 4.2.2 in the github-actions group (#1593)
• cab6976 Clean up README and TODO comments. (#1592)
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[Goodwine]

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[jamesnw]

The Dartdoc failure appears to stem from an upgrade to dartdoc. It works on 8.3.0, and fails on 8.3.1.

Notably, 8.3.1 adds Sass compilation, which seems likely to be related.

Also impacting #2467.

[nex3]

I've filed dart-lang/dartdoc#3948 to track this. In the meantime the easiest course of action is probably to limit Dartdoc to 8.3.0.