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- Who is affected
- Code that still calls the deprecated API; it keeps working until removal but produces analyzer warnings.
- Practical impact
- Warnings now; removal in a future release. Plan the migration but no immediate break.
- What action should I take?
- Replace the deprecated API before it is removed. Run `dart fix --dry-run` to see whether an automated fix exists.
Official migration guide·Verified classification (90%)
Listed in the official breaking-changes index; title states deprecation.
An official announcement or migration guide documents an intended behaviour or API change. A verified source change (git diff) shows code changed but does not by itself prove a public API is breaking. AI interpretations are labelled and never used to classify a change.
- Source commit
- b3045439b7c0
- Source last updated
- Oct 21, 2026
- Last synchronized
- Oct 21, 2026
- Publication status
- published
Publication history
- Oct 21, 2026, 8:31 PM: new → published (ingestion) — Backed by an official breaking-change/migration guide.
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