Closed jpnurmi closed 1 year ago
If you are happy to make the changes and the unit tests pass on happy to accept the change.
i'm going to close this.
At this point I'm of the opinion - if it ain't broke don't fix it.
Going forward we probably should look to using this technique for any new functionality.
With the latest Dart stable, array workarounds are no longer needed and the memory arena makes memory allocation less error-prone e.g. automatic free on early return.