In general, I would discourage checking the doc/api/ folder into source control, and I would also discourage you from having it in your folder when publishing as it gets included in the package on pub..
The problem in this case is probably (just guessing), that you renamed quickReplies to QuickReplies (or maybe you have two types with same name, only one is lowercase) and suddenly you have two files with the same name (except one is lowercase, the other is uppercase)... Such packages won't work on Windows, since the filesystem is case insensitive (case preserving).
Note: if you think you actually generated documentation producing both QuickReplies.html and quickReplies.html, then please make a small test-case that reproduces this and file an issue with: https://github.com/dart-lang/dartdoc
Greetings, I have already made the update. I have deleted the doc folder and fixed some problems with the lower case, so that the same problem does not occur. =)
See https://github.com/dart-lang/pub/issues/2072
In general, I would discourage checking the
doc/api/
folder into source control, and I would also discourage you from having it in your folder when publishing as it gets included in the package on pub..The problem in this case is probably (just guessing), that you renamed
quickReplies
toQuickReplies
(or maybe you have two types with same name, only one is lowercase) and suddenly you have two files with the same name (except one is lowercase, the other is uppercase)... Such packages won't work on Windows, since the filesystem is case insensitive (case preserving).Note: if you think you actually generated documentation producing both
QuickReplies.html
andquickReplies.html
, then please make a small test-case that reproduces this and file an issue with: https://github.com/dart-lang/dartdoc