related to #19 and #1 , the inline support is implicit. So no experimental flag is needed in Dart 3.3 (not sure when this breaking change has occured). Ideally code for different version can be supported. This is a complex project. Or, always support the bleeding edge release. Removing "inline" qualifier on class fixes the build errors.
related to #19 and #1 , the inline support is implicit. So no experimental flag is needed in Dart 3.3 (not sure when this breaking change has occured). Ideally code for different version can be supported. This is a complex project. Or, always support the bleeding edge release. Removing "inline" qualifier on class fixes the build errors.