'List' is deprecated and shouldn't be used.

[iqfareez]

Warning message:

'List' is deprecated and shouldn't be used. Try replacing the use of the deprecated member with the replacement.

Generated code:

  LocationCoordinate.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) {
    states = json['states'].cast<String>();
    if (json['results'] != null) {
      results = new List<Results>();
      json['results'].forEach((v) {
        results.add(new Results.fromJson(v));
      });
    }
  }

[javiercbk]

Hey, thanks for reporting.

I believe the best replacement would be:

// results = new List<Results>();
results = new List<Results>.empty(growable: true);

[iqfareez]

Thank you. Your solution works

[RaulUrtecho]

Hey, thanks for reporting.

I believe the best replacement would be:

// results = new List<Results>();
results = new List<Results>.empty(growable: true);

How about to use a literal list notation?

// results = new List<Results>();
results = [];

Also from the efective dart guide:

DON’T use new. Linter rule: unnecessary_new

Dart 2 makes the new keyword optional. Even in Dart 1, its meaning was never clear because factory constructors mean a new invocation may still not actually return a new object.

The language still permits new in order to make migration less painful, but consider it deprecated and remove it from your code.

[javiercbk]

This project is all about honoring Dart's recommendations, and it seems that @RaulUrtecho is right.

I'll replace this with a non NEW solution shortly

[javiercbk]

It's done....sorry for taking soo long...It was a good nap though