It can sometimes be necessary to check for equality between two objects of a dynamic type. The objectsEquals(Object? a, Object? b) method seems ideal for this purpose.
However, this method is located in equatable_utils.dart, which is a private library within the equatable package and isn't exposed for public use. While it can be imported directly, this approach results in a linter warning.
I propose making the objectsEquals method, or the entire equatable_utils.dart library, publicly accessible to resolve this issue.
It can sometimes be necessary to check for equality between two objects of a dynamic type. The
objectsEquals(Object? a, Object? b)method seems ideal for this purpose.However, this method is located in
equatable_utils.dart, which is a private library within the equatable package and isn't exposed for public use. While it can be imported directly, this approach results in a linter warning.I propose making the
objectsEqualsmethod, or the entireequatable_utils.dartlibrary, publicly accessible to resolve this issue.