Publish new version to include lineNumbers functionality

[thekiwi]

First off, great library! Thanks for writing & maintaining it!

I'd like to use the lineNumbers visibility toggle you added into CodeField but I noticed the package published on pub.dev is a little outdated (most recent version was published around a year ago).

Would you be able to publish a new version with the most recent changes?

[gumbarros]

@BertrandBev I also need a new version because of the readOnlyparameter.

[t-m-z]

Also from my side: thank you for your great work. But as thewiki commented - I would like to use the lineNumbers visibility toggle you added into CodeField, too. Thank you in advance.

[gumbarros]

Guys if the mainteiner don't respond, should we fork the project and publish to pub.dev?

[t-m-z]

This would be a proper solution. However until now I have never built a package. I am not such a skilled developer.

regards Thomas

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Guys if the mainteiner don't respond, should we fork the project and publish to pub.dev?

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[gumbarros]

I will try to email @BertrandBev , if he don't respond until Tuesday, I will create a fork and publish to pub.dev the fixes because I really need the read-only parameter.

[mack-at-pieces]

Hi @gumbarros @t-m-z @thekiwi - I understand the frustration here. I don't think it's required that you publish a new version of the package in order to use some of the features you're interested in.

What you can do is create a git dependency in your pubspec.yaml and point it to a specific commit, which you'll see is what I've done for my project below. This will give you access to the latest properties that I've also attached.

Happy to help if you run into issues.

[gumbarros]

Hi @gumbarros @t-m-z @thekiwi - I understand the frustration here. I don't think it's required that you publish a new version of the package in order to use some of the features you're interested in.

What you can do is create a git dependency in your pubspec.yaml and point it to a specific commit, which you'll see is what I've done for my project below. This will give you access to the latest properties that I've also attached.

Happy to help if you run into issues.

Genius, thanks!

[BertrandBev]

Hey @gumbarros & @thekiwi, Sorry for my lack of reactivity lately. I have a bunch on my plate, but I'll try to publish a new version sometimes tomorrow. In the meantime, @mack-at-pieces answer is definitely the way to go!