pubviz 2.5.3 
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Visualize package dependencies in your Dart project
2.5.3 #
- Support Dart 2 stable.
 
2.5.2 #
- Fixes for Dart 2 type system.
 
2.5.1 #
- Stop using deprecated HTTP constants.
 
2.5.0 #
- 
Use
pkg:pubspec_parsepackage. - 
Stop using deprecated constants.
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Improve handling of pre-release packages.
 
2.4.5 #
- Fix for latest Flutter SDK.
 
2.4.4 #
- Fixed code organization to eliminate warning during 
pub global activate. 
2.4.3 #
- Improvements in CLI error handling and help.
 
2.4.2 #
- 
Updated output format.
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And other cleanup...
 
2.4.1 #
- 
Using
nodesep=0.2on the graph to make it tighter. - 
Hosted code
- 
Much more robust handling of node clicks to add/remove.
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Make it clear that nodes can be clicked by changing the cursor.
 
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2.4.0 #
- 
Better error output if a subprocess fails.
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Try to handle flutter packages.
 
2.3.11 #
- Better hover-over behavior for outdated dependencies.
 
2.3.10 #
- 
Update
gviz. - 
Support larger dependency graphs.
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Update version of
viz.js. - 
Use
viz-lite.js– smaller download.- Continue to host 
vis.jsso we don't break existing installations. 
 - Continue to host 
 
2.3.9+1 #
- Use 
gvizpackage. Get out of the GraphViz formatting business. 
2.3.9 #
- 
Updated dependencies.
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Fix case where we're pulling in a pre-release version that is after the latest stable version.
 
2.3.8 #
- 
Send a descriptive user agent to the server.
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Added retry logic for HTTP requests.
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Sort the output.
 
2.3.7 #
- Better stack trace on errors.
 
2.3.6 #
- Cleanup, handled some deprecations, improve load time.
 
2.3.5 #
- Tweaks test code, examples, dependencies.
 
2.3.4 #
- 
Properly escape the latest version for outdated dependencies.
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Add a reasonable tool-tip for the entire graph.
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Don't show the root node as outdated.
 
2.3.3 #
- Using CSS animations for effects. Hosting style on GitHub.
 
2.3.2 #
- All fancy with mouse-over effects.
 
2.3.1+1 #
- Fix 
README.md. 
2.3.1 #
- With 
--flag-outdated(-o) do version lookup in parallel. MUCH faster.