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[web] Update needed for the updated directory structure in the Dart SDK #118119
For Dart 3.0 I am cleaning up the assets packaged in the Dart SDK for the development web compiler. I'm deleting files that are unused and cleaning up the extraneous sub-directories dart-lang/sdk#50700.
As far as I can tell the only issue this will cause is when require.js is read from the Dart SDK.
The fix will be very simple and I have a PR prepared. #118120
I'd like guidance in how to land properly or whom to notify since it will break after I land my change in the Dart SDK and it gets rolled into engine, and then into flutter.
A second set of eyes looking at the issue linked above to identify any other potential problems would be helpful as well.
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kevmoo commentedon Jan 9, 2023
I'm guessing we'll just need to have a world where both exist – one falling back to the other – until we do the cross over.
@hterkelsen @yjbanov ?
nshahan commentedon Jan 9, 2023
Yes, I'm working on a change that will support either location and then a followup to remove the old once my SDK change rolls all the way through.
Fix path for require.js
Fix path for require.js (#118722)
Fix path for require.js (flutter#118722)
github-actions commentedon Mar 4, 2023
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