Our test script is getting complicated enough that doing your own
testing with a custom engine has become tedious. Now you can just do:
```bash
(cd ~/dev/flutter/; FLUTTER_TEST_ARGS=--local-engine=host_debug_unopt dev/bots/test.sh)
```
...to run all your tests (assuming your flutter repo is in
`~/dev/flutter` and your engine in `~/dev/engine`).
Switch our pubspec.yamls to using SDK sources so that we can have consistent
source types when we depend on these packages from external packages using SDK
sources.
This code is now in its own standalone library. The library is in a private git
repository in the flutter organization because the code is unmaintained. If
you're interested in using and maintaining this code, please contact
flutter-dev@googlegroups.com for more information.
* update the color and logo for the docs site
* update the color and logo for the docs site
* remove unused file
* removed unused script code
* tweak styles for inherited names
This makes the about page show the licenses of all the Dart packages that a Flutter app uses.
Issues that this does not yet resolve:
- I'm still working on getting the full list of licenses for the sky_engine package.
- Some of the licenses don't print very readably.
- There's no scrollbar on the license page.
I'll provide fixes for the first two in the coming days, but this should unblock anyone who is wanting to see something here, even if it's not quite complete. :-)
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The patch makes the following changes:
- The license registry is now asynchronous, since the data comes from disk.
- I moved the default license collector from the foundation package to the services package since it uses the default asset bundle now.
- The FLX builder now includes the LICENSE files of each Dart package mentioned in the `.packages` file.
* configs for firebase hosting
* use the implicit FIREBASE_TOKEN
* don't print every command (lowers the chance of printing secret env vars, and for realz only deploy when merging into master
This moves all the bot-related files to `dev/bots`, hiding it from our
home page in github. Also, simplifies the travis setup, though that
doesn't do any difference to the performance sadly.
