[riverpod_lint] `provider_dependencies` false positive about riverpod

[rrousselGit]

I'd need to see the other two providers to know. It could be normal

You should only specify providers which are themselves specifying dependencies

[TekExplorer]

They are specifying dependencies

// considering converting these two into a family parameter in all watchers
@Riverpod(keepAlive: true, dependencies: [])
String? maybeServerId(MaybeServerIdRef ref) => null;
@Riverpod(keepAlive: true, dependencies: [maybeServerId])
String serverId(ServerIdRef ref) {
  final maybeServerId = ref.watch(maybeServerIdProvider);
  if (maybeServerId != null) return maybeServerId;

  throw StateError(
    'serverIdProvider was not overridden!'
    ' Make sure you are scoping the correct BuildContext!',
  );
}
//
@Riverpod(dependencies: [pterodactylRepository])
PteroClient pterodactylClient(PterodactylClientRef ref) {
  final repo = ref.watch(pterodactylRepositoryProvider);
  return repo.client;
}
@Riverpod(dependencies: [authData, ProfileNotifier, localPterodactylRepository])
PterodactylRepository pterodactylRepository(PterodactylRepositoryRef ref) {...}
// etc etc.

[catalunha]

Enjoying the theme.
I still don't understand the use of dependencies in Riverpod.
What is it for?
When to use?
When not to use?
In the documentation I still haven't found enough content to form this concept.

[TekExplorer]

This isn't the place to ask.

Right now i have it specified everywhere because i override serverId in the route that uses it (scoping)

realistically serverId should be a family parameter and i should prop-drill the value

[catalunha]

This isn't the place to ask.

I'm sure this is not the place for questions. I just took the opportunity to highlight that some are unaware of its applications. Maybe Remi or another colleague I can build documentation. Success in resolving your issue.

[rrousselGit]

@TekExplorer In that case it may be because the analysis was out of date somehow.

Not sure what exactly is the issue as is. But that's more of a custom_lint issue for sure

[TekExplorer]

I think it shows up more when I use build_runner watch. Maybe that has something to do with it? Those periods where stuff doesnt exist confuses it maybe?

[rrousselGit]

A reliable way to reproduce the issue appears to be:

• delete the generated files
• open a file with a provider using depencies: [...]
• run the generator

The lints will not update when the generated file appears

[rrousselGit]

My understanding is that this is an SDK issue. I've opened dart-lang/sdk#54113

[rrousselGit]

This is pretty much confirmed to be a Dart bug at this point, so closing as there's nothing I can do

As a workaround, you can tap on alt and hover a type in your IDE. This generally does the trick