chore: updated non-breaking dependencies

[abhinandval]

I have updated some dependencies because they where conflicting with others in my project.
There are no breaking changes in their latest version

[erickok]

Thanks for helping out. This partly conflict with the 2.0.0-final PR of #603. More importantly, you are using a manual override of some chewie version. I don't think we can accept that for our production release. Is this jsut because you want to update to the latest video_player?

[tneotia]

I don't think we can accept that for our production release.

It won't allow you to publish to Pub in the first place, all dependencies must be exclusively from Pub.

[abhinandval]

can you review again i restored chewie

[adrianvintu]

Version 2.0.0 still is incompatible for me

Because flutter_html >=2.0.0-nullsafety.0 depends on chewie ^1.0.0 and chewie >=1.1.0 requires SDK version >=2.13.0 <3.0.0, flutter_html >=2.0.0-nullsafety.0 requires chewie >=1.0.0 <1.1.0.

And because chewie >=1.0.0 <1.1.0 depends on wakelock ^0.4.0, flutter_html >=2.0.0-nullsafety.0 requires wakelock ^0.4.0.

And because flick_video_player 0.3.1 depends on wakelock ^0.5.0+2 and no versions of flick_video_player match >0.3.1 <0.4.0, flutter_html >=2.0.0-nullsafety.0 is incompatible with flick_video_player ^0.3.1.

I am using

flutter_html: ^2.0.0
flick_video_player: ^0.3.1

[erickok]

@adrianvintu I know these are very annoying, but there isn't much we can do here as they are dependencies of our dependencies. You are probably best off using a dep_override on wakelock. Alternatively you could use chewie yourself for video playback instead of flick_video_player.

[adrianvintu]

@erickok sorry to hear that. I am quite a beginner in Flutter, so I don't really understand how these dependencies work.

Should I open a ticket on the chewie side and ask them to update wakelock?

I am thinking about switching to chewie btw, but these changes always come with a lot of pain.

[erickok]

See https://dart.dev/tools/pub/dependencies#dependency-overrides on how to do a dependency override for your app. You can fix wakelock to ^0.5.0+2 for example and you are probably okay - until a source-incompatible change is made of course. It is just a temporary workaround any way.

[adrianvintu]

Thank you, I think I will take my changes and switch to chewie as you suggested. Thank you for your support and awesome work!