Open Source | Massinissa Mouhoub

04. Open_Source

Packages I publish, and patches I send upstream to the tools I build on every day.

Published packages

easy_semver

v1.2.0pub.dev · MIT

A Dart CLI that bumps a Flutter app's version everywhere it is actually written. Bumping pubspec.yaml is usually enough — until the Xcode project pins FLUTTER_BUILD_NAME in its build settings, which silently overrides it and ships a TestFlight build stamped with the old version.

One command updates pubspec, the iOS build settings and the Android side together, reports exactly what moved, and repairs drift that has already happened — optionally committing and tagging the release.

pub.dev/packages/easy_semver Source

DartFlutterCLIRelease tooling

~/my_flutter_app

$ dart pub global activate easy_semver
$ bumpv minor --bump-build
1.2.1+1  ->  1.3.0+2
  pubspec.yaml           1.2.1+1 -> 1.3.0+2
  ios/…/project.pbxproj  FLUTTER_BUILD_NAME: 1.2.1 -> 1.3.0
  android                no edit needed — read from pubspec
Done. Review with:  git diff
$

Upstream contributions

flutter/packages#12696In review+125 −5 · 3 files

[material_ui] Fix `TabBar` assertion to allow `indicatorWeight: 0` with a themed `indicator`

TabBar asserted on its indicator arguments inside the constructor, before any BuildContext exists — so an indicator supplied through TabBarTheme was invisible to the check, and a legitimate indicatorWeight: 0 threw. The assertion moved into the build-time indicator resolution, where the theme is reachable, backed by 100 lines of regression tests.

FlutterMaterialDartView pull request

flutter/packages#12697In review+90 −6 · 4 files

[material_ui] Fix `todayBorder` color being overridden by `todayForegroundColor` in `YearPicker`

The year selector repainted todayBorder with todayForegroundColor, so a border colour set through DatePickerThemeData never reached the current year. An explicitly coloured border is now honoured, with the foreground colour left as the fallback for a transparent one — the behaviour the day grid already had.