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So what do we have here ? Pretty easy, we are just saying that we want to use pre-configured set of rules from flutter_lints package. Joy of open source, you can jump to the actual repository to check what rules are defined.
Ideally you want to try and give as much as feedback to your fellow developers on each build : lint checks result, failed tests including golden failures, tests results, code coverage, etc. A very promising Dart package called Danger.dart does just that, and here is an article that explains the process a little bit more.
This library called sonar-flutter generates the well-known Sonarqube dashboard after taking into account all Dart & Flutter related measures :
Ring any bell ? Don't be shy, I know that you are thinking of Sonarqube !
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