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This time of year may seem unorthodox to consider home improvements. However, it's actually the perfect time to get your house or condo in shape for the winter. As the weather changes, cold and damp conditions can wreak havoc on your property and your wallet. While many people expect additional expenses during the holidays, a few cost-effective updates and changes are all it takes to ensure that your home doesn't tack more on. When winterizing your home, remember the following tips for a house that'll stay cozy, functional, and energy-efficient throughout the end of the season!
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Don't Neglect the Lawn
Plants, trees, and grass are hard-pressed to flourish when the temperature drops. Snow often makes regular landscaping easy to put off until the spring. You can get a head start on the return of growing season by preparing garden beds and the lawn. Weeding and aerating now will help to save time when the weather warms back up. Remember to take proper care of your lawnmower as well by adding fuel stabilizer and oil to the engine, so that it can start up again without any problems when you need it.
At Holloway-Westerling, we understand the needs and concerns of home buyers and sellers, whether it's mortgages or tips for winterizing your home. Check out our listings and learn more about our team of knowledgeable realtors, who are available to help you find the right home in Knoxville.
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Here are some photos of my journey through 2019. These photos resonated with me for various reasons. This album features pics from my time at How-To Halloween and the Grand Rapids Comic Con.
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Here are some photos of my journey through 2018. These photos resonated with me for various reasons. This album features pics from my time at the Michigan Renaissance Festival, my first visit to ComiqueCon, How-To Halloween, and the Grand Rapids Comic Con.
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Yoga Avenue – Clevedon
At Yoga Avenue classes take place in a beautiful light filled studio at the bottom of my garden! Class sizes are deliberately kept small (8 max) to enable individual attention, gentle hands on adjusts and assists to ensure you gain the full benefit of your yoga practice.
Whether you are looking to let go of tension, establish calm and find more balance, increase your flexibility, build strength or deal with a specific health issue, a regular yoga practice can yield incredible benefits. Intelligent sequencing of alignment based asana and kriyas (physical poses and purifying exercises) are combined with pranayama - breathing techniques, interwoven with mudra (hand gestures), mantra and meditation (sound and stillness) and culminate in bliss filled relaxation (savasana) to enable you to begin to realise a centered, happier, healthier you.
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I am a 500 hour qualified Yoga Alliance certified SYT (Senior Yoga Teacher). I completed my 200 hour training with Bristol City Yoga in 2017 and at the beginning of 2019 graduated graduated in the 300 hour Advanced Vinyasa Flow training with the world renowned Claire Missingham in London. I teach tradtional, lineage based, Hatha Flow and Vinyasa Flow. My classes are infused with yogic philosophy and dharma. I strongly feel that yoga is so much more than physical poses and as such I aim to offer as authentic, enriching and joyful an experience as I possibly can.
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Great class in an intimate and relaxing setting. Em is a fabulous teacher with an eye for detail and a knack for creating a class with the perfect balance of strength, flexibility and mental well-being.
Emma is amazing -I love her classes. We are greeted with a loving welcome, her studio is calming, bright and airy- its just wonderful and the time goes so quickly I have learnt so much – and I feel my yoga poses, positions have improved with Emmas encouragement and support – Emma is always happy to help , answer our questions – havent missed a class yet x
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I thoroughly enjoy Emmas classes. They are indeed, relaxing, nurturing and enjoyable. She treats all her students as individuals taking a keen interest in each ones progression. I always leave her classes feeling refreshed and happy.
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Plenty of Christian leaders have commented on the events in Charlottesville, rightly and necessarily stressing the obvious, that white supremacism et al are incompatible with Christian faith. These declarations are a needed witness to wider society though almost certainly will have no influence on the dark, lost souls attracted to racial cults, neo-Nazi or otherwise.
There's one sad aspect that most Christian responses have omitted. In our fallen, sinful world there will always be racism, tribalism, bigotry and caste systems. There are important victories against these evils, but the spiritual war against them, and against all social and personal wickedness, never ends until the parousia.
Here's another sad aspect. Racism, tribalism, bigotry and caste systems are the norm for most of history and humanity. Our current modern Western cultural expectation of legal and social equality for all persons is quite unusual. We should be thankful for it, carefully steward it, and extol it, never taking it for granted.
Yesterday's Washington Post, beneath coverage of Charlottesville, included a disturbing report on Mideast refugees in Germany who, when confronted by Germany's ongoing repentant remembrance of the Holocaust, are often more sympathetic to the Nazi perspective than to their Jewish victims. Appalling, but such is fallen humanity.
The biblical ethic of human equality and dignity, premised on each individual as God's image-bearer, is the only sure antidote to humanity's intrinsic proclivity to bifurcate, resent and hate based on self-identity. That ethic was politically articulated by a famous Charlottesville resident, who wrote in the Declaration of 1776:
We hold these truths to be self-evident, that all men are created equal, that they are endowed by their Creator with certain unalienable Rights, that among these are Life, Liberty and the Pursuit of Happiness.
It's often unfashionable to cite him now, because he owned slaves. He was a hypocrite just as we all are in some ways hypocrites. He was only mortal, but his words are immortal, because based on divine truth, and most of the modern world's better instincts are guided consciously or not by his words. These words are the framework for an approximately just society.
Some Christian responses to Charlottesville have pointed to evangelism as the answer to racism. Evangelism is the church's central purpose, which includes in that witness, if it is comprehensive, a vision for civilization where all are accorded dignity. Such a vision requires marshaling all the moral resources of the church's two millennia, acknowledging the spiritual war that engulfs this world, and the limitations of earthly kingdoms.
The particular kingdom in which we live, based on the creed written by Charlottesville's most famous resident, is premised on human equality and a biblical anthropology. Of late many American Christian elites have been averse to celebrating the American project, which includes this Jeffersonian creed. They surmise the nation state is outside the church's concern.
If they are concerned about earthly justice and human equality, these Christian skeptics of the nation state need to reconsider. The social and racial justice to which they rightly aspire is impossible without a loving regard for our nation and working for its fidelity to its founding creed. The God of the Bible cares not just about the church but also about nations and societies, including our own.
Christian skeptics of nation denounce civil religion, with its language of covenant and divine judgment, articulated most famously by Lincoln and MLK, who called our nation to account before a righteous deity. But countering the nihilists of Charlottesville and their fellow travelers may require a vigorous rediscovery and reaffirmation of civil religion's proven tools for social reformation.
There is no new thing under the sun, and human nature, often prone to nihilism, is constant. I grew up watching the American Nazi Party annually march in our July 4 parade outside Washington DC in the 1970s. And I recall the 1982 attempted Klan march in DC that ignited riots in which my mother, present as a photographer, was nearly ensnared. Every society will always have its dark side.
With every appearance of that darkness there is the opportunity for the church and other friends of enlightened humanity to showcase what is right and good. Charlottesville showcased human depravity. The response should include a path to renewed national redemption.


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Undergraduate core courses are the foundation of BFA studies at CalArts, providing a strong general education and opportunities to deepen every student's artistic practice.
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In partnership with Self Help Graphics, CAP offers a free after-school visual arts class for high school youth participants in Boyle Heights. Classes are taught by CalArts alumni and current students. Classes will be held on Mondays from 4:15 - 7:15 PM from October-December and February-April, culminating in a final exhibition. All equipment and supplies are provided. Classes do not meet on holidays and breaks.
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At TCC, we believe that life is not only about attaining personal success, but also about giving back to the community-at-large, and making an impact in others' lives. It is imperative that on our journey towards attaining financial or personal success, that we ever so often stop to see how privileged we are to embark such a journey, remembering that many have never been afforded the access to knowledge that empowers our perceived accomplishments. A number of readers have expressed the desire to donate to various charities or volunteer in some form or other. Thus, going forward we shall be sharing information on charities or foundations that you may volunteer your services, gifts and talents towards. First off, we introduce you to Bosele Foundation below…
Bosele Foundation is an education trust founded in 2014 which aims to benefit under-privileged children in resource-scarce communities by providing them with a bursary to fund their formal high school education.
Bosele Foundation not only offers financial support to its beneficiaries, allowing them access into the top schools and universities in the country, but also offers its beneficiaries exposure to professional, social, mentorship and leadership development opportunities otherwise denied to them because of their underprivileged backgrounds.
Following a selection process, managed and implemented by the Bosele Foundation in consultation with the relevant school, Bosele selects grade seven learners, from low-income communities in South Africa, who display potential for academic excellence and inclination towards leadership and social development.
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How to Layer your Winter Outfit
13 November, 2018How to Wear It
When winter comes along it's easy to just throw a coat over a basic outfit and be done with it. Follow this quick guide to see how to layer your winter outfit with a little more style and thought. Read more Men's Style Guide features and check out our Store. Winter time fashion tends to look great in theory, and less great in reality. In the prints and blog posts you've got the perfectly groomed man strutting down the street in a open coat and thin scarf, seeming oblivious to the falling snow around him. Paints a pretty different picture to the reality of shoving your numb hands in your coat while you wait for the bus. Still, there is an achievable line between editorial shoots and that miserable commute to work. A bit of clever layering can keep you warm and looking good, and it's easier to get right than you might think. We've got ways to get your winter style on point, while keeping you in the plus zero temperature.
If you need something for work, or you're just not a fan of bright colours and bold patterns, then going for neutral tones can give you a clean, sleek look that's ideal for smart and casual outfits. Grey, black and navy are all colours that suit everyone regardless of shape or size, and are versatile enough to match with a range of pieces. For a warmer look that's good for casual wear, a splash of colour and some pattern never hurt anyone. As a general rule it's best to choose one or the other, as sometimes a jumper that's brightly coloured and has a busy pattern on top of that can be kind of a strain on the eyes. Block coloured jumpers can be merged into a more neutral outfit to keep things sleek, yet interesting, and patterns can help to add some depth to a look.If you want a good pair of basic chinos it's best to pick a few in versatile colours like navy or black, as they'll be able to match with a variety of colours, helping you to dress up formal and casual looks easily. A comfortable pair of chinos is great for mixing and matching with a range of colours, so whether you're wearing a bright yellow sweatshirt or a simple white shirt, they'll help complete the look.The latest news from style, life, arts, and culture and everything in between. Whether it's a new brand arriving into our style, our latest drops and editorials. You will never miss a beat with us.
How to Layer ClothesLayering isn't tricky. In fact everyone does it pretty much every day. The moment you throw a jacket over a T-shirt you're technically layering, but it can take a bit more thought to get winter layering perfect. Unlike summer or autumn layering you're having to work with a bit more with winter clothing, and the more pieces you're using, the harder it gets to keep everything looking put together. This doesn't mean the only way to create a good winter outfit is to spend hours piecing it together, but a little more care can make a big difference to your overall look. One way to make it easier for yourself is to work out whether you want to have colourful pieces and accessories, or keep things simple with blacks and greys. Both can be used to create a stylish outfit, but need to be worked into your outfit in different ways. You're going to need three layers to keep you snug. The first is called the base layer, the second the insulating layer, and the third the protection layer. You can add more if you're dealing with serious cold weather, but three is standard.
Base LayerSo lets start with the base layer. This needs to be something that's soft against your skin, is versatile enough to match with the two other layers, and won't leave you sweating. Something made from 100% cotton is a good idea, as it will allow your skin to breathe and ensure you don't trap in any excess moisture. If you're dealing with really cold temperatures a long sleeved cotton top might be necessary, but for the most part you're probably best off with a simple short sleeved design.
Insulating LayerThe insulating layer's job is to trap in heat, so materials like variations of wool, which have good insulating properties, are an ideal choice for this second layer. If you're going for a fancy look and you have the cash to spend try something like a cashmere sweater, which has a softer finish while still keeping you warm. A full lambs wool sweater is perfect for cold weather, but can be a little scratchy. Make sure your base layer has long sleeves so you've got a layer in between the wool and your skin.
Protection LayerLike the base layer, the protection layer should be made from a breathable material so you're keeping in heat rather than moisture. If you've got adequate base and insulating layer then you don't have to worry too much about getting a super warm protection layer (and it explains why you see so many guys walking around with a seemingly flimsy coat as their winter wear). Avoid anything made from synthetic materials and they'll just make you sweat up a storm, and go instead for natural fibres such as wool and cotton. If you can't go full on natural, try going for a blend, as even a little cotton or wool will help balance out the finish.
What to Wear in WinterSo now that you're aware of the basics of layering it's time to move on to what to actually wear in the winter time. Whether you're more of a minimalist guy who shies away from lots of colour and pattern, or someone who embraces it, there's plenty of winter styles you can go for. Having some basics in your wardrobe, whether they're in the form of sweaters, base layers or coats, is going to help you complete your outfit more quickly in the morning, and save you unnecessary faffing.
Men's T-shirtsIf you're using a T-shirt as a base layer then it's a good idea to have a few of them to cycle through. Plain, unprinted ones are best because they go with everything, and having both short sleeved and long sleeved options is a good idea for dealing with changeable weather. Try going for cotton ones if you can. They last longer than synthetic ones and aren't a lot more expensive.
Men's JumpersJumpers are kind of a obvious one for winter wear. They're easy to throw on, they keep you warm, and if you pick the right one, they can look pretty good as well. You can go for a thick jumper for your mid layer clothing, keeping your protection layer thin and breathable, or go for a neater, thin jumper, like something made from angora, and increase the number of layers you're wearing or throw over a thicker coat. A turtle neck is good choice if you want to for a more streamlined look and don't want to be weighed down with scarfs and heavy coat collars, where as a crew neck jumper is a good idea if you're hoping to layering a shirt or underneath it.
Men's TrousersWhen you're dealing with seriously cold weather it's best to leave your jeans in your wardrobe. They're fine as a basic protection layer, but the heavy weight cotton isn't the warmest of materials, and it gets heavy when wet (not great if you get an impromptu cold shower or snow fall). Trousers made from wool sound like they might be the scratchiest thing to have on your legs, but they're almost always a mix, with something like polyester to soften out the material. Generally wool trousers will fall closer to formal or smart casual wear, simply because the material will be stiffer and therefore the trousers will hold their shape better than cotton or poly-blend trousers. Due to this you might prefer to wear them in smarter looks, and go for some lighter weight trousers when you're putting together a casual outfit. If you are going for a more casual look, and wool trousers are out, try some close fitting chinos instead. Anything too loose is just going to give the wind prime access to your legs and nether regions, and really, no one wants that. You want your trousers to be close enough around your legs to help trap in heat, so try picking a slim or skinny fit for the best winter clothes.
Men's ShoesThere's the myth that you lose heat through your head, so many people think that jamming a wool beanie on is going to be enough to keep them warm. Don't get us wrong, hats are great, but that whole idea is a complete myth, and you're far more likely to loose heat through your hands and feet. Good shoes and thick gloves are generally the best option for winter accessories, but let's just focus on the shoes for now. There's a lot of shoes you can go for in the winter months, but in general there are a few basic guidelines you should know.
- Suede shoes are a bad idea for winter, as its too lightweight to keep in heat, and can be damaged in wet weather.
- Shoes with a textured rubber sole is the best option, as it gives you better grip if you're walking through icy streets or snow.
- Go for shoes that reach to your ankle or further up, as they'll keep more of you protected from the cold, and there won't be a gap between the top of your shoes and trouser leg.


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build_runner 1.8.1
Standalone generator and watcher for Dart using
build_runner package provides a concrete way of generating files using
Dart code, outside of tools like
pub. Unlike
pub serve/build, files are
always generated directly on disk, and rebuilds are incremental - inspired by
tools such as Bazel.
NOTE: Are you a user of this package? You may be interested in simplified user-facing documentation, such as our getting started guide.
- Installation
- Usage
- Contributing
Installation #
This package is intended to support development of Dart projects with
package:build. In general, put it under dev_dependencies, in your
Usage #
When the packages providing
Builders are configured with a
build.yaml file
they are designed to be consumed using an generated build script. Most builders
should need little or no configuration, see the documentation provided with the
Builder to decide whether the build needs to be customized. If it does you may
also provide a
build.yaml with the configuration. See the
package:build_config README for more information on this file.
To have web code compiled to js add a
dev_dependency on
Built-in Commands #
build_runner package exposes a binary by the same name, which can be
invoked using
pub run build_runner <command>.
The available commands are
serve, and
build: Runs a single build and exits.
watch: Runs a persistent build server that watches the files system for edits and does rebuilds as necessary.
serve: Same as
watch, but runs a development server as well.
- By default this serves the
testdirectories, on port
8081respectively. See below for how to configure this.
- By default this serves the
test: Runs a single build, creates a merged output directory, and then runs
pub run test --precompiled <merged-output-dir>. See below for instructions on passing custom args to the test command.
Command Line Options
All the above commands support the following arguments:
--help: Print usage information for the command.
--assume-tty: Enables colors and interactive input when the script does not appear to be running directly in a terminal, for instance when it is a subprocess.
--delete-conflicting-outputs: Assume conflicting outputs in the users package are from previous builds, and skip the user prompt that would usually be provided.
--[no-]fail-on-severe: Whether to consider the build a failure on an error logged. By default this is false.
Some commands also have additional options:
--hostname: The host to run the server on.
--live-reload: Enables automatic page reloading on rebuilds. Can't be used together with
--hot-reload: Enables automatic reloading of changed modules on rebuilds. See hot-module-reloading for more info. Can't be used together with
Trailing args of the form
<directory>:<port> are supported to customize what
directories are served, and on what ports.
For example to serve the
example and
web directories on ports 8000 and 8001
you would do
pub run build_runner serve example:8000 web:8001.
The test command will forward any arguments after an empty
-- arg to the
pub run test command.
For example if you wanted to pass
-p chrome you would do
pub run build_runner test -- -p chrome.
Inputs #
Valid inputs follow the general dart package rules. You can read any files under
the top level
lib folder any package dependency, and you can read all files
from the current package.
In general it is best to be as specific as possible with your
because all matching files will be checked against a
buildExtensions - see outputs for more
Outputs #
- You may output files anywhere in the current package.
NOTE: When a
hideOutput: trueit may output under the
libfolder of any package you depend on.
- Builders are not allowed to overwrite existing files, only create new ones.
- Outputs from previous builds will not be treated as inputs to later ones.
- You may use a previous
BuilderApplications's outputs as an input to a later action.
Source control #
This package creates a top level
.dart_tool folder in your package, which
should not be submitted to your source control repository. You can see our own
.gitignore as an
# Files generated by dart tools
When it comes to generated files it is generally best to not submit them to
source control, but a specific
Builder may provide a recommendation otherwise.
It should be noted that if you do submit generated files to your repo then when
you change branches or merge in changes you may get a warning on your next build
about declared outputs that already exist. This will be followed up with a
prompt to delete those files. You can type
l to list the files, and then type
y to delete them if everything looks correct. If you think something is wrong
you can type
n to abandon the build without taking any action.
Publishing packages #
In general generated files should be published with your package, but this
may not always be the case. Some
Builders may provide a recommendation for
this as well.
Legacy Usage #
If the generated script does not do everything you need it's possible to
manually write one. With this approach every package which uses a
Builder must have it's own script, they cannot be reused
from other packages. A package which defines a
Builder may have an
example you can reference, but a unique script must be written for the consuming
packages as well. You can reference the generated script at
.dart_tool/build/entrypoint/build.dart for an example.
Your script should use one of the following functions defined by this library:
run: Use the same argument parsing as the generated approach.
build: Run a single build and exit.
watch: Continuously run builds as you edit files.
Configuring #
build, and
watch have a required
argument which is a
List<BuilderApplication>. These correspond to the
BuilderDefinition class from
package:build_config. See
apply and
applyToRoot to create instances of this class. These will be translated into
actions by crawling through dependencies. The order of this list is important.
Each Builder may read the generated outputs of any Builder that ran on a package
earlier in the dependency graph, but for the package it is running on it may
only read the generated outputs from Builders earlier in the list of
NOTE: Any time you change your build script (or any of its dependencies), the next build will be a full rebuild. This is because the system has no way of knowing how that change may have affected the outputs.
Contributing #
We welcome a diverse set of contributions, including, but not limited to:
- Filing bugs and feature requests
- Send a pull request
- Or, create something awesome using this API and share with us and others!
For the stability of the API and existing users, consider opening an issue first before implementing a large new feature or breaking an API. For smaller changes (like documentation, minor bug fixes), just send a pull request.
Testing #
All pull requests are validated against travis, and must pass. The
build_runner package lives in a mono repository with other
build packages,
and all of the following checks must pass for each package.
Ensure code passes all our analyzer checks:
$ dartanalyzer .
Ensure all code is formatted with the latest dev-channel SDK.
$ dartfmt -w .
Run all of our unit tests:
$ pub run test
1.8.1 #
- Update to
- Remove dev dependency on
1.8.0 #
- Kill the watcher script when we see edits to the package_config.json file in the same way that we already do for the .packages file.
1.7.4 #
- Give a warning instead of a stack trace when using a build config override file for a package that does not exist.
- Allow the latest build_config version.
1.7.3 #
- Improve the error message when a
--hostnameargument is invalid.
- Require SDK version
2.6.0to enable extension methods.
- Allow the latest
1.7.2 #
- Enable the native windows directory watcher by default.
- Added a --use-polling-watcher option which overrides this to use a polling watcher again.
- Increased the lower bound for the SDK to a version which contains various fixes for the native windows directory watcher.
- Give a more consistent ordering for Builders when their ordering is allowed to be arbitrary.
- Handle more
--helpinvocations without generating the build script.
1.7.1 #
- Allow
buildversion 1.2.x.
1.7.0 #
New Feature: Build Filters #
Build filters allow you to choose explicitly which files to build instead of building entire directories.
A build filter is a combination of a package and a path, with glob syntax supported for each.
Whenever a build filter is provided, only required outputs matching one of the build filters will be built, in addition to the inputs to those outputs.
Command Line Usage #
Build filters are supplied using the new
--build-filter option, which accepts
relative paths under the package as well as
package: uris.
Glob syntax is allowed in both package names and paths.
Example: The following would build and serve the JS output for an application, as well as copy over the required SDK resources for that app:
pub run build_runner serve \
--build-filter="web/main.dart.js" \
Build Daemon Usage #
The build daemon now accepts build filters when registering a build target. If no filters are supplied these default filters are used, which is designed to match the previous behavior as closely as possible:
Note: There is one small difference compared to the previous behavior, which is that build to source outputs from other top level directories in the root package will no longer be built when they would have before. This should have no meaningful impact other than being more efficient.
Common Use Cases #
Note: For all the listed use cases it is up to the user or tool the user is using to request all the required files for the desired task. This package only provides the core building blocks for these use cases.
If you have a large number of tests but only want to run a single one you can
now build just that test instead of all tests under the
test directory.
This can greatly speed up iteration times in packages with lots of tests.
Example: This will build a single web test and run it:
pub run build_runner test \
--build-filter="test/my_test.dart.browser_test.dart.js" \
--build-filter="package:build_web_compilers/**/*.js" \
-- -p chrome test/my_test.dart
Note: If your test requires any other generated files (css, etc) you will need to add additional filters.
This feature works as expected with the
--output <dir> and the
command. This means you can create an output directory for a single
application in your package instead of all applications under the same
The serve command also uses the build filters to restrict what files are available, which means it ensures if something works in serve mode it will also work when you create an output directory.
1.6.9 #
- Fix bugs in snapshot invalidation logic that prevented invalidation when core packages changed and always created a new snapshot on the second build.
1.6.8 #
- Improve the manual change detector to do a file system scan on demand instead of using a file watcher.
1.6.7 #
- Set the
utf-8for Dart content returned by the
1.6.6 #
- Added watch event debouncing to the
daemoncommand to line up with the
watchcommand. This makes things work more nicely with swap files as well as "save all" type scenarios (you will only get a single build most times).
1.6.5 #
- Require
">=0.4.1 <0.4.2". Use new API that improves error information when a build configuration file is malformed.
1.6.4 #
- Fix an issue where warning logs on startup were accidentally upgraded to severe logs in the daemon mode.
1.6.3 #
- Preemptively re-snapshot when the
build_daemonpackages are updated.
1.6.2 #
- Support the latest
- Expose
assetServerPortas a top level helper method.
1.6.1 #
- Update the
testcommand to wait to exit until the inner test process exits.
1.6.0 #
- Depend on the latest
build_daemonand provide a shutdown notification on build script updates.
1.5.2 #
- Use a polling directory watcher by default on windows again.
1.5.1 #
- Fix an issue where exit codes were not set correctly when running the generated build script directly.
1.5.0 #
- Update to the latest
1.4.0 #
- Add a
runcommand to execute VM entrypoints with generated sources.
1.3.5 #
- Use the latest
1.3.4 #
- Use the latest
1.3.3 #
- Use
HttpMultiServer.loopbackfor the daemon asset server.
1.3.2 #
- Fix an error where daemon mode would claim support for prompts when it can't actually support them and would hang instead.
- Improve logging when the daemon fails to start up, previously no logs would be shown.
1.3.1 #
- Remove usage of set literals to fix errors on older sdks that don't support them.
1.3.0 #
- Fix an issue where we might re-use stale build snapshots, which could only be
resolved by deleting the
.dart_tooldir (or doing a
- Depend on the latest
1.2.8 #
- Fix issue where daemon command wouldn't properly shutdown.
- Allow running when the root package, or a path dependency, is named
1.2.7 #
- Fix issue where daemon command would occasionally color a log.
1.2.6 #
- Prevent terminals being launched when running the daemon command on Windows.
- No longer assumeTty when logging through the daemon command.
- Update
build_daemonto version
- Update
build_runner_coreto version
- Ensure the daemon command always exits.
1.2.5 #
- Fix a bug with the build daemon where the output options were ignored.
1.2.4 #
- Update
build_resolversto version
1.2.3 #
- Fix a bug where changing between
--hot-reloadmight not work due to the etags for the injected JS not changing when they should.
1.2.2 #
- Change the format of Build Daemon messages.
- Build Daemon asset server now properly waits for build results.
- Build Daemon now properly signals the start of a build.
- Fix path issues with Daemon command under Windows.
1.2.1 #
- Update
package:build_runner_coreto version
1.2.0 #
- Support building through
- Update
package:build_runner_coreto version
1.1.3 #
- Update to
- Fix an issue where when running from source in watch mode the script would delete itself when it shouldn't.
- Add digest string to the asset graph visualization.
- Added a filter box to the asset graph visualization.
- Allow
1.1.2 #
- Improve error message when the generated build script cannot be parsed or
compiled and exit with code
78to indicate that there is a problem with configuration in the project or a dependency's
1.1.1 #
Bug Fixes #
- Handle re-snapshotting the build script on SDK updates.
- Suppress header for the
1.1.0 #
New Features #
- The build script will now be ran from snapshot, which improves startup times.
- The build script will automatically re-run itself when the build script is changed, instead of requiring the user to re-run it manually.
1.0.0 #
Breaking Changes #
- Massive cleanup of the public api. The only thing exported from this package
is now the
runmethod. The goal is to reduce the surface area in order to stabilize this package, since it is directly depended on by all users.
- Removed all exports from build_runner_core, if you are creating a custom build script you will need to import build_runner_core directly and add a dependency on it.
- Stopped exporting the
watchfunctions directly, as well as the
- If this has broken your use case please file an issue on the package and request that we export the api you were using previously. These will be considered on an individual basis but the bar for additional exports will be high.
- Removed support for the --[no-]assume-tty command line argument as it is no longer needed.
0.10.3 #
- Improve performance tracking and visualization using the
- Handle bad asset graph in the
0.10.2 #
- Added
--hot-reloadcli option and appropriate functionality. See hot-module-reloading for more info.
- Removed dependency on cli_util.
0.10.1+1 #
- Added better error handling when a socket is already in use in
0.10.1 #
- Added
--live-reloadcli option and appropriate functionality
- Migrated glob tracking to a specialized node type to fix dart-lang/build#1702.
0.10.0 #
Breaking Changes #
- Implementations of
BuildEnvironmentmust now implement the
finalizeBuildmethod. There is a default implementation if you extend
BuildEnvironmentthat is a no-op.
- This method is invoked at the end of the build that allows you to do arbitrary additional work, such as creating merged output directories.
- The
assumeTtyargument on
IOEnvironmenthas moved to a named argument since
nullis an accepted value.
- The
outputMapfield on
BuildOptionshas moved to the
New Features/Updates #
- Added a
outputSymlinksOnlyoption to
IOEnvironmentconstructor, that causes the merged output directories to contain only symlinks, which is much faster than copying files.
- Added the
FinalizedAssetViewclass which provides a list of all available assets to the
BuildEnvironmentduring the build finalization phase.
outputMaphas moved from
BuildOptionsto this constructor, as a named argument.
- The
OverridableEnvironmentnow supports overriding the new
- The number of concurrent actions per phase is now limited (currently to 16), which should help with memory and cpu usage for large builds.
0.9.2 #
- Changed the default file caching logic to use an LRU cache.
0.9.1+1 #
- Increased the upper bound for the sdk to
0.9.1 #
- The hash dir for the asset graph under
.dart_tool/buildis now based on a relative path to the build script instead of the absolute path.
- This enables
.dart_tool/builddirectories to be reused across different computers and directories for the same project.
- This enables
0.9.0 #
New Features #
- Added the
--log-performance <dir>option which will dump performance information to
<dir>after each build.
- The
BuildPerformanceclass is now serializable, it has a
fromJsonconstructor and a
toJsoninstance method.
- Added support for
build.yamlof the root package.
- Allow overriding the default
- Allows building with symlinked files. Note that changes to the linked files will not trigger rebuilds in watch or serve mode.
Breaking changes #
BuildPhasePerformance.actionhas been replaced with
BuilderActionPerformance.builderhas been replaced with
BuildResultno longer has an
- The 'test' command through
runwill no longer set an exit code. All manual build scripts which call
runshould use the
Future<int>return to set the exit code for the process.
- Dropped
failOnSeverearguments and
--fail-on-severeflag. Severe logs are always considered failing.
- Severe level logs now go to
stdoutalong with other logs rather than
stderr. Uncaught exceptions from the
build_runnersystem itself still go to
Other #
- Updated to the latest camel case constants from the sdk.
- Minimum sdk version is now
0.8.10 #
- All builders with
build_to: sourcewill now be ran regardless of which directory is currently being built, see https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/1454 for context.
buildwill now throw instead of returning a failed build result if nothing was built.
- Improve error message when a dependency has a bad
build.yamlwith a missing dependency.
- Sources that are not a part of a
targetwill no longer appear in the asset graph, so they will not be readable or globbable.
- Updated the generated build script to not rely on json encode/decode for the builder options object. Instead it now directly inlines a map literal.
0.8.9 #
- Added support for building only specified top level directories.
- The
watchcommands support positional arguments which are the directories to build. For example,
pub run build_runner build webwill only build the
- The
servecommand treats positional args as it did before, except it will only build the directories you ask it to serve.
- The
testcommand will automatically only build the
- If using the
-ooption, with the
<dir-to-build>:<output-dir>syntax, then the
<dir-to-build>will be added to the list of directories to build.
- If additional directories are supplied with positional arguments, then those will also be built.
- The
- Update to latest analyzer and build packages.
- Updated the
servelogic to only serve files which were part of the actual build, and not stale assets. This brings the semantics exactly in line with what would be copied to the
-ooutput directory.
0.8.8 #
- Improve search behavior on the
/$graphpage. Users can now query for paths and
AssetIDvalues –
- Commands that don't support trailing args will now appropriately fail with a usage exception.
- Fix a bug where some rebuilds would not happen after adding a new file that has outputs which were missing during the previous build.
- Fix a bug where failing actions which are no longer required can still cause the overall build to fail.
0.8.7 #
- Improve error handling on the
- Support the latest
0.8.6 #
- Forward default options for
PostProcessBuilders in the generated build script.
- If a build appears to be not making progress (no actions completed for 15 seconds), then a warning will now be logged with the pending actions.
- Now fail when a build is requested which does not build anything.
- Clean up some error messages.
0.8.5 #
- Add log message for merged output errors.
0.8.4 #
- Log the number of completed actions on successful builds.
- Support the new
isRootfield for
BuilderOptionsso that builders can do different things for the root package.
- Deprecated
PostProcessBuildStep. These should be imported from
0.8.3 #
- Clean and summarize stack traces printed with
- Added a
cleancommand which deletes generated to source files and the entire build cache directory.
- Bug Fix: Use the same order to compute the digest of input files to a build step when writing it as when comparing it. Previously builds would not be pruned as efficiently as they can be because the inputs erroneously looked different.
0.8.2+2 #
- The
.packagesfile is now always created in the root of the output directory instead of under each top level directory.
0.8.2+1 #
- Bug Fix: Correctly parse Window's paths with new
0.8.2 #
- Allow passing multiple
--outputoptions. Each option will be split on
:. The first value will be the root input directory, the second value will be the output directory. If no delimeter is provided, all resources will be copied to the output directory.
- Allow deleting files in the post process build step.
- Bug Fix: Correctly include the default whitelist when multiple targets without include are provided.
- Allow logging from within a build factory.
- Allow serving assets from successful build steps if the overall build fails.
- Add a
--releaseflag to choose the options from
build.yaml. This should replace the need to use
--configpointing to a release version of
0.8.1 #
- Improved the layout of
/$perf, especially after browser window resize.
pub run build_runnerexits with a error when invoked with an unsupported command.
- Bug Fix: Update outputs in merged directory for sources which are not used
during the build. For example if
web/index.htmlis not read to produce any generated outputs changes to this file will now get picked up during
pub run build_runner watch --output build.
- Don't allow a thrown exception from a Builder to take down the entire build process - instead record it as a failed action. The overall build will still be marked as a failure, but it won't crash the process.
0.8.0 #
New Features #
- Added the new
PostProcessBuilderclass. These are not supported in bazel, and are different than a normal
Builderin some fundamental ways:
- They don't have to declare output extensions, and can output any file as long as it doesn't conflict with an existing one. This is only checked at build time.
- They can only read their primary input.
- They will not cause optional actions to run - they will only run on assets that were built as a part of the normal build.
- They can not be optional themselves, and can only output to cache.
- Because they all run in a single phase, after other builders, none of their outputs can be used as inputs to any actions.
- Added
applyPostProccessmethod which takes
PostProcessBuilderFactorys instead of
Breaking Changes #
BuilderApplicationnow has a
builderActionFactoriesgetter instead of a
- The default constructor for
BuilderApplicationhas been replaced with
0.7.14 #
- Warn when using
build.yamlconfiguration for invalid builders.
0.7.13+1 #
- Fix a concurrent modification error when using
listAssetswhen an asset could be written.
0.7.13 #
- Fix a bug where a chain of
Builders would fail to run on some outputs from previous steps when the generated asset did not match the target's
- Added support for serving on IPv4 loopback when the server hostname is 'localhost' (the default).
- Added support for serving on any connection (both IPv4 and IPv6) when the hostname is 'any'.
- Improved stdout output.
0.7.12 #
- Added the
--log-requestsflag to the
servecommand, which will log all requests to the server.
- Build actions using
findAssetswill be more smartly invalidated.
- Added a warning if using
servemode but no directories were found to serve.
- The
--outputoption now only outputs files that were required for the latest build. Previously when switching js compilers you could end up with ddc modules in your dart2js output, even though they weren't required. See https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/1033.
- The experimental
create_merged_dirbinary is now removed, it can't be easily supported any more and has been replaced by the
- Builders which write to
sourceare no longer guaranteed to run before builders which write to
- Honors
runs_beforeconfiguration from Builder definitions.
- Honors
applies_buildersconfiguration from Builder definitions.
0.7.11+1 #
- Switch to use a
PollingDirectoryWatcheron windows, which should fix file watching with the
--outputoption. Follow along at https://github.com/dart-lang/watcher/issues/52 for more details.
0.7.11 #
- Performance tracking is now disabled by default, and you must pass the
--track-performanceflag to enable it.
- The heartbeat logger will now log the current number of completed versus scheduled actions, and it will log once a second instead of every 5 seconds.
- Builds will now be invalidated when the dart SDK is updated.
- Fixed the error message when missing a build_test dependency but trying to run
- The build script will now exit on changes to
0.7.10+1 #
- Fix bug where relative imports in a dependencies build.yaml would break all downstream users, https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/995.
0.7.10 #
New Features #
- Added a basic performance visualization. When running with
serveyou can now navigate to
/$perfand get a timeline of all actions. If you are experiencing slow builds (especially incremental ones), you can save the html of that page and attach it to bug reports!
Bug Fixes #
- When using
--outputwe will only clean up files we know we previously output to the specified directory. This should allow running long lived processes such as servers in that directory (as long as they don't hold open file handles).
0.7.9+2 #
- Fixed a bug with build to source and watch mode that would result in an infinite build loop, #962.
0.7.9+1 #
- Support the latest
0.7.9 #
New Features #
- Added command line args to override config for builders globally. The format
--define "<builder_key>=<option>=<value>". As an example, enabling the dart2js compiler for the
build_web_compilers|entrypointbuilder would look like this:
--define "build_web_compilers|entrypoint=compiler=dart2js".
Bug Fixes #
- Fixed an issue with mixed mode builds, see https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/924.
- Fixed some issues with exit codes and --fail-on-severe, although there are still some outstanding problems. See https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/910 for status updates.
- Fixed an issue where the process would hang on exceptions, see https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/883.
- Fixed an issue with etags not getting updated for source files that weren't inputs to any build actions, https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/894.
- Fixed an issue with hidden .DS_Store files on mac in the generated directory, https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/902.
- Fixed test output so it will use the compact reporter, https://github.com/dart-lang/build/issues/821.
0.7.8 #
- Add
--configoption to use a different
build.yamlat build time.
0.7.7+1 #
- Avoid watching hosted dependencies for file changes.
0.7.7 #
- The top level
runmethod now returns an
intwhich represents an
exitCodefor the command that was executed.
- For now we still set the exitCode manually as well but this will likely
change in the next breaking release. In manual scripts you should
awaitthe call to
runand assign that to
exitCodeto be future-proofed.
- For now we still set the exitCode manually as well but this will likely change in the next breaking release. In manual scripts you should
0.7.6 #
- Update to package:build version
- Removed the
DigestAssetReaderinterface, the
digestmethod has now moved to the core
AssetReaderinterface. We are treating this as a non-breaking change because there are no known users of this interface.
0.7.5+1 #
- Bug fix for using the
--outputflag when you have no
0.7.5 #
- Add more human friendly duration printing.
- Added the
--output <dir>(or
-o) argument which will create a merged output directory after each build.
- Added the
-v) flag which enables verbose logging.
- Disables stack trace folding and terse stack traces.
- Disables the overwriting of previous info logs.
- Sets the default log level to
- Added
pubspec.lockto the whitelist for the root package sources.
0.7.4 #
- Allows using files in any build targets in the root package as sources if they fall outside the hardcoded whitelist.
- Changes to the root
.packagesfile during watch mode will now cause the build script to exit and prompt the user to restart the build.
0.7.3 #
- Added the flag
--low-resources-mode, which defaults to
0.7.2 #
- Added the flag
--fail-on-severe, which defaults to
false. In a future version this will default to
true, which means that logging a message via
log.severewill fail the build instead of just printing to the terminal. This would match the current behavior in
- Added the
testcommand to the
0.7.1+1 #
- BUG FIX: Running the
build_runnerbinary without arguments no longer causes a crash saying
Could not find an option named "assume-tty"..
0.7.1 #
- Run Builders which write to the source tree before those which write to the build cache.
0.7.0 #
New Features #
- Added
toRootPackage filter.
- Actions are now invalidated at a fine grained level when
- Added magic placeholder files in all packages, which can be used when your
builder doesn't have a clear primary input file.
- For non-root packages the placeholder exists at
lib/$lib$, you should declare your
buildExtensionslike this
{r'$lib$': 'my_output_file.txt'}, which would result in an output file at
lib/my_output_file.txtin the package.
- For the root package there are also placeholders at
test/$test$which should cover most use cases. Please file an issue if you need additional placeholders.
- Note that these placeholders are not real assets and attempting to read them
will result in an
- For non-root packages the placeholder exists at
Breaking Changes #
- Removed
BuildAction. Changed
watchto take a
List<BuilderApplication>. See
applyToRootto set these up.
- Changed
applyto take a single String argument - a Builder key from
package:build_configrather than a separate package and builder name.
- Changed the default value of
apply. With
applyToRootthe value remains
- There is now a whitelist of top level directories that will be used as a part
of the build, and other files will be ignored. For now those directories
include 'benchmark', 'bin', 'example', 'lib', 'test', 'tool', and 'web'.
- If this breaks your workflow please file an issue and we can look at either adding additional directories or making the list configurable per project.
- Remove
- Remove
writeToCacheargument of
watch. Each
applycall should specify
hideOutputto keep this behavior.
- Removed
PackageBuildActionsclasses. Use the new magic placeholder files instead (see new features section for this release).
The following changes are technically breaking but should not impact most clients:
- Upgrade to
build_barbackv0.5.0 which uses strong mode analysis and no longer analyzes method bodies.
- Removed
includes, and
- Removed
- Removed
- PackageGraph instances enforce that the
rootnode is the only node with
isRoot == true.
0.6.1 #
New Features #
- Add an
enableLowResourcesModeoption to
watch, which will consume less memory at the cost of slower builds. This is intended for use in resource constrained environments such as Travis.
- Add
createBuildActions. After finding a list of Builders to run, and defining which packages need them applied, use this tool to apply them in the correct order across the package graph.
Deprecations #
- Deprecate
Internal Improvements #
- Outputs will no longer be rebuilt unless their inputs actually changed, previously if any transtive dependency changed they would be invalidated.
- Switched to using semantic analyzer summaries, this combined with the better input validation means that, ddc/summary builds are much faster on non-api affecting edits (dependent modules will no longer be rebuilt).
- Build script invalidation is now much faster, which speeds up all builds.
Bug Fixes #
- The build actions are now checked against the previous builds actions, and if they do not match then a full build is performed. Previously the behavior in this case was undefined.
- Fixed an issue where once an edge between an output and an input was created it was never removed, causing extra builds to happen that weren't necessary.
- Build actions are now checked for overlapping outputs in non-checked mode, previously this was only an assert.
- Fixed an issue where nodes could get in an inconsistent state for short periods of time, leading to various errors.
- Fixed an issue on windows where incremental builds didn't work.
0.6.0+1 #
Internal Improvements #
- Now using
package:poolto limit the number of open file handles.
Bug fixes #
- Fixed an issue where the asset graph could get in an invalid state if you
aren't setting
writeToCache: true.
0.6.0 #
New features #
- Added
dependentsOfutilities to
- Added the
noPubspecconstructor to
- Added the
PackageBuildActionclasses. These builders only run once per package, and have no primary input. Outputs must be well known ahead of time and are declared with the
Iterable<String> get outputsfield, which returns relative paths under the current package.
- Added the
isOptionalfield to
BuildAction. Setting this to
truemeans that the action will not run unless some other non-optional action tries to read one of the outputs of the action.
- Breaking:
PackageNode.locationhas become
PackageNode.path, and is now a
String(absolute path) instead of a
Uri; this prevents needing conversions to/from
Uriacross the package.
- Breaking:
RunnerAssetReaderinterface requires you to implement
DigestAssetReader. This means the
packageNamenamed argument has changed to
package, and you have to add the
Future<Digest> digest(AssetId id)method. While technically breaking most users do not rely on this interface explicitly.
- You also no longer have to implement the
Future<DateTime> lastModified(AssetId id)method, as it has been replaced with the
- You also no longer have to implement the
- Breaking:
ServeHandler.handlehas been replaced with
Handler ServeHandler.handleFor(String rootDir). This allows you to create separate handlers per directory you want to serve, which maintains pub serve conventions and allows interoperation with
pub run test --pub-serve=$PORT.
Bug fixes #
- Breaking: All
AssetReader#findAssetsimplementations now return a
Stream<AssetId>to match the latest
buildpackage. This should not affect most users unless you are extending the built in
AssetReaders or using them in a custom way.
- Fixed an issue where
findAssetscould return declared outputs from previous phases that did not actually output the asset.
- Fixed two issues with
- Over-declared outputs will no longer attempt to build on each startup.
- Unrecognized files in the cache dir will no longer be treated as inputs.
- Asset invalidation has changed from using last modified timestamps to content hashes. This is generally much more reliable, and unblocks other desired features.
Internal changes #
- Added
PackageNodeWatcheras a wrapper API, including an
AssetChangeclass that is now consistently used across the package.
0.5.0 #
- Breaking: Removed
buildTypefield from
- Breaking:
watchnow returns a
ServeHandlerinstead of a
Stream<BuildResult>. Use
ServeHandler.buildResultsto get back to the original stream.
- Breaking:
servehas been removed. Instead use
watchand use the resulting
ServeHandler.handlemethod along with a server created in the client script to start a server.
- Prevent reads into
.dart_toolfor more hermetic builds.
- Bug Fix: Rebuild entire asset graph if the build script changes.
- Add
writeToCacheargument to
watchwhich separates generated files from the source directory and allows running builders against other packages.
- Allow the latest version of
0.4.0+3 #
- Bug fix: Don't try to delete files generated for other packages.
0.4.0+2 #
- Bug fix: Don't crash after a Builder reads a file from another package.
0.4.0+1 #
- Depend on
build0.10.x and
0.4.0 #
- Breaking: The
PhaseGroupclass has been replaced with a
watch, and
serve. The
Phaseclasses are removed. If your current build has multiple actions in a single phase which are depending on not seeing the outputs from other actions in the phase you will need to instead set up the
InputSets so that the outputs are filtered out.
- Breaking: The
resolversargument has been removed from
watch, and
- Allow
0.3.4+1 #
- Support the latest release of
0.3.4 #
- Support the latest release of
0.3.2 #
- Support for build 0.9.0
0.3.1+1 #
- Bug Fix: Update AssetGraph version so builds can be run without manually deleting old build directory.
- Bug Fix: Check for unreadable assets in an async method rather than throw synchronously
0.3.1 #
- Internal refactoring of RunnerAssetReader.
- Support for build 0.8.0
- Add findAssets on AssetReader implementations
- Limit Asset reads to those which were available at the start of the phase. This might cause some reads which uses to succeed to fail.
0.3.0 #
Bug Fixes #
- Fixed a race condition bug 175 that could cause invalid output errors.
Breaking Changes #
RunnerAssetWriternow requires an additional field,
onDeletewhich is a callback that must be called synchronously within
0.2.0 #
Add support for the new bytes apis in
New Features #
FileBasedAssetWriternow support reading/writing as bytes.
Breaking Changes #
- Removed the
CachedAssetReader, and
CachedAssetWriter. These may come back at a later time if deemed necessary, but for now they just complicate things unnecessarily without proven benefits.
BuildResult#outputsnow has a type of
List<AssetId>instead of
List<Asset>, since the
Assetclass no longer exists. Additionally this was wasting memory by keeping all output contents around when it's not generally a very useful thing outside of tests (which retain this information in other ways).
0.0.1 #
- Initial separate release - split off from
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Offers for Students affected by COVID-19
If you are a student renting with us and, are considering leaving to go home due to COVID-19, but coming back to school for Fall: You can get 50% off rent for the months of May-August, on signing a new 12-month lease starting May.
If you are an ex-Mainstreet tenant who is a student and are considering coming back in the Fall semester, we will give you 50% off your first month's rent upon signing a 12-month lease with Mainstreet.
Offer subject to change without notice, please contact your Resident Manager for more details.
Virtual Showings Available
All suites can be shown virtually via Facetime or WhatsApp. Please contact the Resident Manager for more details.