riverpod_annotation : 4.0.5 -> 4.0.6
riverpod_sqflite : 0.4.5 -> 0.4.6
riverpod_generator : 4.0.7 -> 4.0.8
flutter_riverpod : 3.4.1 -> 3.4.2
riverpod_lint : 3.1.7 -> 3.1.8
hooks_riverpod : 3.4.1 -> 3.4.2

Fix a different source of markNeedsBuild error. Those are tricky!

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.4.2
• riverpod upgraded to 3.4.2

• Update devtool extension

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.4.1
• riverpod upgraded to 3.4.1

• Fixes assertion error when providers are unpaused.
• Fixes assertion error when invalidating a provider after an autoDispose provider schedules disposal. (thanks to @a1573595)

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.3.2
• riverpod upgraded to 3.3.2

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.3.2-dev.2
• riverpod upgraded to 3.3.2-dev.2

• Devtool-only: Added debugTrackProviderCreation, which can be set to true to enable the Riverpod devtool to jump to the source of a provider.

• Added Ref.onManualInvalidation() lifecycle method to listen for manual provider invalidations. This allows distinguishing between manual invalidations (via refresh/invalidate/invalidateSelf) and automatic invalidations caused by dependency changes. Additionally, providers can now forward invalidations to other providers within onManualInvalidation callbacks, enabling patterns like:

  final sourceProvider = Provider<String>(...);
  final derivedProvider = Provider((ref) {
    final thing = ref.watch(sourceProvider);
    ref.onManualInvalidation(() {
      ref.invalidate(sourceProvider);
    });
    return '$thing is derived!';
  });
  
  ref.invalidate(derivedProvider); // also invalidates sourceProvider!
  

  Which allows for users to invalidate only the providers they care about, while implementation details can be handled privately. (thanks to @TekExplorer)

• Added ProviderContainer.allProviders(), to obtain all providers accessible from said container. You can optionally specify allProviders(family: myFamily) to only include providers from said family.

• Refactored internal scheduling mechanism to solve some markNeedsBuild error.

• Removed @internal for ProviderFamily.new

• Added various life-cycles to ProviderObserver

• Fix .future incorrectly notifying listeners even when AsyncValue doesn't change.

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.3.2-dev.1
• riverpod upgraded to 3.3.2-dev.1

• Added ChangeNotifierProvider(disposeNotifier: false), to disable the automatic disposal of the created ChangeNotifier. This enables simpler migration from pkg:provider to pkg:riverpod when a ChangeNotifier is reused between multiple providers.

• Fixed a bug where resuming a paused provider could cause it to never notify its listener ever again.

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.2.1
• riverpod upgraded to 3.2.1

• Fix the IDE pausing on "markNeedsBuild" exceptions when checking "pause on all exceptions".
• ConsumerWidget's now uses the TickerMode notifier instead of TickerMode.of to avoid unnecessary rebuilds when widgets are hidden (thanks to @Colton127)
• Added missing weak flags to WidgetRef.listen/listenManual
• Added Ref.isPaused to check if there are any active/non-paused listeners.
• Deprecated family.overrideWith in favour of family.overrideWith2 The behaviour is the same, but the callback now takes the argument as a parameter. In 4.0.0, overrideWith2 will be renamed to overrideWith.
• Fix a regression that caused Notifiers to lose their state when one of their dependencies changed. (thanks to @yegair)
• Fixed ref.mounted returning true for stale refs after provider rebuild, causing race conditions in async providers.
• Fixed a bug where providers with only weak listeners (ref.listen(..., weak: true)) would incorrectly initialize during hot reload (thanks to @tguerin)
• Fixes selectAsync sometimes throwing an exception when unsubscribed to.

Dependency changes

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.2.0
• riverpod upgraded to 3.2.0

• Added an alternative way to combine asynchronous providers. This can be done by using AsyncValue.requireValue inside FutureProvider/AsyncNotifier like so:

  final sumProvider = FutureProvider((ref) { // Not async
    AsyncValue<int> a = ref.watch(aProvider);
    AsyncValue<int> b = ref.watch(bProvider);
  
    // The following is safe if used inside the init function of providers.
    return a.requireValue + b.requireValue;
  })
  

  This enables synchronously combining asynchronous providers.

  See AsyncValue.requireValue

• Fixed a bug with scoping when specifying dependencies: [...]

• Added Override.origin. This enables knowing which provider is associated with an override.

• Fix a regression with AsyncLoading.isRefreshing/isReloading

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.0.3
• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.3

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.0.2
• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.2

• ChangeNotifierProviderFamily is now correctly accessible in package:flutter_riverpod/legacy.dart instead of /misc.dart
• Now supports Dart 3.7.0

Finally, a stable release for Riverpod 3.0!

For the full changelog, check out https://riverpod.dev/docs/whats_new

• A provider that is currently being retried is now flagged as "loading" while the retry attempts complete. Meaning that ref.watch(provider.future) skips the intermediate error states.
• Fix an issue with the internals of AsyncValue
• ProviderObserver is now marked with base
• Fix provider rebuild order issue.
• Fix "Tried to refresh x multiple times in the same frame" incorrectly triggering.
• Removed FamilyNotifier and variants, in favour of Notifier.
• Preserve persisted state if a provider throws.
• provider.future will now skip offline-persisted state by default. This avoids awkward unexpected provider rebuild when chaining persisted providers.
• Made Mutation.call generic. This allows for better compatibility with generic-returning functions (thanks to @TekExplorer)

• Added MutationState.isPending/isIdle/hasError/isSuccess
• fixes various "pause" issues
• Bump minimum meta version
• Added AsyncValue.retrying, to check when a retry is scheduled or pending
• Exposed the default retry implementation (ProviderContainer.defaultRetry)
• Offline's Storage now is base and requires overriding deleteOutOfDate
• Make AsyncValue.copyWithPrevious @internal. This API was not meant to be public.

• Reworked mutations to work without code-generation
• Added Async/SyncProviderTransformerMixin. Those enable making custom ProviderListenables using a reasonably simple syntax. For instance, you could implement your own provider.select
• Added AsyncResult. This is an interface shared between AsyncData and AsyncError, but not AsyncLoading.
• Revert Notifier life-cycle change. They are once again preserved across rebuilds.
• Provider errors are now reported to the ProviderContainer's Zone instead of whatever last used the provider.
• Breaking: When a ref.watch/ref.read rethrows an error, the error is now wrapped in a ProviderException.
• Use TickerMode instead of Visibility for pausing out-of-view widgets
• Reworked offline to simplify its usage
• Added widget test helper to find a ProviderContainer in the widget tree: tester.container() (thanks to @Luckey-Elijah)

• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.15

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.14
• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.14

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.13
• riverpod upgraded to 3.0.0-dev.13

Say hello to Riverpod 3.0.0!
This major version is a transition version, to unblock the development of the project. It is quite possible that a 4.0.0 will be released relatively soon in the future, so keep that in mind when migrating.

Here are some highlights about this version:

• Offline and mutation support, as experimental features
• Automatic retry support
• Pause/resume support
• Simplification of various aspects of the API (such as fusing AutoDisposeNotifier/Notifier)
• Added a Ref.mounted to simplify dealing with provider disposal
• Improved testing with the new ProviderContainer.test() and the ability to mock a Notifier's build method without mocking the whole object using provider.overrideWithBuild(...)

Note about experimental features:
Anything imported with package:riverpod/experimental/....dart are not stable features. They may be modified in breaking ways without a major version. Use with care!

Full change list

• Breaking: ChangeNotifierProvider, StateProvider and StateNotifierProvider are moved out of package:hooks_riverpod/hooks_riverpod.dart to package:hooks_riverpod/legacy.dart.
• Failing providers are now automatically retried after a delay. The delay can be optionally configured.
• Allow using Ref synchronously after a provider has been invalidated. This avoids mounted exceptions when doing multiple operations in a quick succession.
• Breaking: All providers now use == to compare previous/new values and filter updates. If you want to revert to the old behavior, you can override updateShouldNotify inside Notifiers.
• Instead of Provider.autoDispose() and Provider.autoDispose.family(), it is now possible to write Provider(isAutoDispose: true) and Provider.family(isAutoDispose: true).
• Breaking: ProviderListenable.addListener is deleted and now internal-only. A simpler alternative will be added in the future.
• Breaking: ProviderObserver methods have been updated to take a ProviderObserverContext parameter. This replaces the old provider+container parameters, and contains extra information.
• Breaking: Removed all Ref subclasses (such FutureProviderRef). Use Ref directly instead. For FutureProviderRef.future, migrate to using an AsyncNotifier.
• Breaking All ref and notifier methods besides "mounted" now throw if used after getting disposed.
• Breaking: StateProvider and StateNotifierProvider are moved out of package:flutter_riverpod/flutter_riverpod.dart to package:flutter_riverpod/legacy.dart.
• Breaking Some internal utils are no-longer exported.
• Breaking AsyncValue.value now returns null during errors.
• Breaking removed AsyncValue.valueOrNull (use .value instead).
• Stream/FutureProvider.overrideWithValue was added back.
• Breaking: Notifier and variants are now recreated whenever the provider rebuilds. This enables using Ref.mounted to check dispose.
• Breaking: StreamProvider now pauses its StreamSubscription when the provider is not actively listened.
• Breaking: Calling ref.watch multiple times calls ref.onListen every-times.
• Breaking: A provider is now considered "paused" if all of its listeners are also paused. So if a provider A is watched only by a provider B, and B is currently unused, then A will be paused.
• Breaking: When an asynchronous provider rebuilds, it doesn't immediately stops listening to its previous providers. Instead, those subscriptions are removed when the rebuild completes.
  This impacts how "auto-dispose" behaves. See https://github.com/rrousselGit/riverpod/issues/1253
• Fix StreamProvider not cancelling the StreamSubscription if the stream is never emitted any value.
• All Ref life-cycles (such as Ref.onDispose) and Notifier.listenSelf now return a function to remove the listener.
• Added methods to ProviderObserver for listening to "mutations". Mutations are a new code-generation-only feature. See riverpod_generator's changelog for more information.
• Added Ref.listen(..., weak: true). When specifying weak: true, the listener will not cause the provider to be initialized. This is useful when wanting to react to changes to a provider, but not trigger a network request if not necessary.
• AsyncValue now has an optional progress field. This can be set by providers to allow the UI to show a custom progress logic.
• An error is now thrown when trying to override a provider twice in the same ProviderContainer.
• Disposing a ProviderContainer now disposes of all of its sub ProviderContainers too.
• Added ProviderSubscription.pause()/.resume(). This enables temporarily stopping the subscription to a provider, without it possibly loosing its state when using autoDispose.
• Added ProviderContainer.test(). This is a custom constructor for testing purpose. It is meant to replace the createContainer utility.
• Added NotifierProvider.overrideWithBuild, to override Notifier.build without overriding methods of the notifier.
• Ref.mounted has been added. It can now be used to check if a provider was disposed.
• When a provider is rebuilt, a new Ref is now created. This avoids issues where an old build of a provider is still performing work.
• Updated AsyncValue documentations to use pattern matching.
• Added support for Ref/ProviderContainer.invalidate(provider, asReload: true)
• Failing providers are now automatically retried after a delay. The delay can be optionally configured.
• Fixed a bug when overriding a specific provider of a family, combined with dependencies: [family]

• Added AsyncNotifier.listenSelf. It was mistakenly absent from the 2.6.0 release

• Deprecated all Ref subclasses. Instead, use Ref itself.
• Deprecated Ref's type argument. Use Ref without its generic parameter instead.
• Deprecated any Ref member that used Ref's generic (such as Ref.state or Ref.listenSelf). Instead, use a Notifier.
• Added Notifier.listenSelf, as a replacement to Ref.listenSelf.
• Ref.watch and other methods now accept auto-dispose providers too.

• Added mutation pending state to example (thanks to @luketg8)

• Deprecate ProviderScope.parent due to fundamentally not working. See https://github.com/rrousselGit/riverpod/issues/3261
• Improved Provider(dependencies: [...]) documentation.
• Fix out of date pub.dev description
• ref.invalidate now correctly clear all resources associated with the provider if the provider is no-longer used.
• Fix selectAsync sometimes never resolving.
• Fix ProviderSubscription.read returned by ref.listen(provider.future) not throwing if used after the subscription has been closed.
• Fix ref.onAddListener and other life-cycles not being triggered when listening to provider.future/provider.notifier.
• Fix a bug that caused Assertion failed: _lastFuture == null

• Fix out of date pub.dev description
• Add test argument to AsyncValue.guard method. (thanks to @utamori)

• Fix "pending timer" issue inside tests when using ref.keepAlive().
• Fix Ref.invalidate/Ref.refresh not throwing on circular dependency.
• Fix an infinite loop caused by ref.keepAlive if the KeepAliveLink is immediately closed.
• Fix container.exists(provider) on nested containers not checking their parent containers.

Fix exceptions when using multiple root ProviderContainers/ProviderScopes.

• Fix ProviderObserver.didUpdateProvider being called with an incorrect "provider" parameter when the provider is overridden.

• Exceptions in asynchronous providers are now correctly received by ProviderObserver.providerDidFail.
• Fix exception when a ProviderScope is rebuilt with a different key.

• Support assigning AsyncValue<T> to AsyncNotifier<void>.state

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 2.4.4
• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.4

• Fixed incorrect @visibleForTesting warning.

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 2.4.2

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 2.4.1
• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.1

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 2.4.0
• riverpod upgraded to 2.4.0

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 2.3.10
• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.10

• Fix some exceptions causing Flutter asking to demangle stacktraces (#1874)
• Fix out of date AsyncValue docs.

• Added support for state_notifier 1.0.0
• Notifier.state is now accessible inside tests

• Support flutter_hooks 0.20.0

• Improved error message for missing dependencies (thanks to @ValentinVignal)
• Fixed various typos in the documentation (thanks to @ValentinVignal)
• Fix not disposing autoDispose family providers
• Removed incorrect statement in ChangeNotifierProvider docs

• fix AsyncValue.isReloading docs

• Fixes an issue with nested ProviderScope (thanks to @jeiea)

• The debugger no-longer pauses on uncaught exceptions inside providers. This was voluntary, but too many people have complained that it often is a false positive.
• Removed unused dependency (thanks to @passsy)

• Deprecated the generic parameter of Family. This will enable implementing generic providers in riverpod_generator once it is removed.
• Updated documentation

• flutter_riverpod upgraded to 2.3.1
• riverpod upgraded to 2.3.1

• Added StreamNotifier + StreamNotifierProvider. This is for building a StreamProvider while exposing ways to modify the stream.

  It is primarily meant to be used using code-generation via riverpod_generator, by writing:

  @riverpod
  class Example extends _$Example {
    @override
    Stream<Model> build() {
      // TODO return some stream
    }
  }
  

• Deprecated StreamProvider.stream Instead of:

  ref.watch(provider.stream).listen(...)
  

  do:

  ref.listen(provider, (_, value) {...});
  

  Instead of:

  final a = StreamProvider((ref) {
    return ref.watch(b.stream).map((e) => Model(e));
  })
  

  Do:

  final a = FutureProvider((ref) async {
    final e = await ref.watch(b.future);
    return Model(e);
  })
  

• Some restrictions on the dependencies parameter of providers have been lifted. It is no-longer necessary to include providers which do not themselves specify dependencies. All providers should specify dependencies if they are scoped at any point.

• Annotated Notifier.state setter as protected.

• Improve type-inference when using AsyncValue.whenOrNull (thanks to @AhmedLSayed9)
• Fixed AsyncValue.asError incorrectly not preserving the generic type
• Internal refactoring for riverpod_generator

Fixes an issue with FutureProvider<void> (#2028)

• It is now correctly possible to use ProviderSubscriptions inside ConsumerState.dispose (thanks to @1980)
• Update dependencies.
• fixes an exception on newer Dart versions
• fixes an edge-case where FutureProvider/AsyncNotifier did not emit the new state when the created Future completed (#1997)
• fixes errors inside FutureProvider/AsyncNotifier/StreamProvider not preserving the previous state (if any).
• Update dependencies.

Fix typos

A small release adding missing utilities and fixing some web related issues.

• Added provider.overrideWith((ref) => state)

• Added FutureProviderRef.future.

• Deprecated StateProvider.state Instead, use either ref.watch(stateProvider) or ref.read(stateProvider.notifier).state =

• Deprecated provider.overrideWithProvider. Instead use provider.overrideWith

• Added Ref.notifyListeners() to forcibly notify dependents. This can be useful for mutable state.

• Added @useResult to Ref.refresh/WidgetRef.refresh

• Added Ref.exists to check whether a provider is initialized or not.

• FutureProvider, StreamProvider and AsyncNotifierProvider now preserve the previous data/error when going back to loading. This is done by allowing AsyncLoading to optionally contain a value/error.

• Added AsyncValue.when(skipLoadingOnReload: bool, skipLoadingOnRefresh: bool, skipError: bool) flags to give fine control over whether the UI should show loading or data/error cases.

• Add AsyncValue.requireValue, to forcibly obtain the value and throw if in loading/error state

• Doing ref.watch(futureProvider.future) can no-longer return a SynchronousFuture. That behavior could break various Future utilities, such as Future.wait

• Add AsyncValue.copyWithPrevious(..., isRefresh: false) to differentiate rebuilds from ref.watch vs rebuilds from ref.refresh.

• ProviderContainer no-longer throws when disposed if it has an undisposed child ProviderContainer.

• Improved the error message when trying to modify a provider inside a widget life-cycle.

• Fixes a stackoverflow on Web caused by Dart (thanks to @leehack)

• Fixes a bug when the root ProviderContainer is not associated with a ProviderScope.

• Fixes a case where a circular dependency between providers was incorrectly allowed (#1766)

• FIX: Fixed an assert error if a family depends on itself while specifying dependencies. (#1721).

2.0.2

Fixed an assert error if a family depends on itself while specifying dependencies.

2.0.1

Updated changelog (see 2.0.0)

2.0.0

Here is the changelog for all the changes in the 2.0 version. An article is in progress and will be linked here once available.

Breaking changes:

• FutureProvider.stream is removed.
• Using overrideWithProvider, it is no-longer possible to override a provider with a different type of provider (such as overriding FutureProvider with a StreamProvider).
• AsyncError.stackTrace is now a required positional parameter and non-nullable
• All overrideWithValue methods are removed, besides Provider.overrideWithValue. This change is temporary, and these methods will be reintroduced in a later version. In the meantime, you can use overrideWithProvider.
• Modifiers (provider.future, provider.state, ...) no-longer are providers, and therefore no-longer appear inside ProviderObserver.
• The Reader typedef is removed. Use Ref instead.
• ProviderListener is removed. Used ref.listen instead.
• Removed the deprecated ProviderReference.
• Providers no-longer throw a ProviderException if an exception was thrown while building their value. Instead, they will rethrow the thrown exception and its stacktrace.
• It is no longer possible to pass provider.future/.notifier/... to the parameter dependencies of provider. Passing the provider directly is enough.
• The Family type now has a single generic parameter instead of 3.

Non-breaking changes:

• Upgrade minimum required Flutter SDK version to 3.0.0
• Upgrade minimum required Dart SDK version to 2.17.0
• Added WidgetRef.context. This allows functions that depend on a WidgetRef to use the BuildContext without having to receive it as parameter.
• Added provider.selectAsync, which allows to both await an async value while also filtering rebuilds.
• Added WidgetRef.listenManual for listening to providers in a widget outside of build.
• Added ref.listenSelf, for subscribing to changes of a provider within that provider. That can be useful for logging purposes or storing the state of a provider in a DB.
• Added container.invalidate(provider)/ref.invalidate(provider) and ref.invalidateSelf(). These are similar to ref.refresh methods, but do not immediately rebuild the provider.

These methods are safer than ref.refresh as they can avoid a provider rebuilding twice in a quick succession.

• Added ref.onAddListener, ref.onRemoveListener, ref.onCancel and ref.onResume. All of which allow performing side-effects when providers are listened or stop being listened.

• A new AutoDisposeRef.keepAlive() function is added. It is meant to replace AutoDisposeRef.maintainState to make logic for preventing the disposal of a provider more reusable.

• feat; AutoDisposeRef.maintainState is deprecated. Use the new AutoDisposeRef.keepAlive() instead.

• Add support for ref.invalidate(family) to recompute an entire family (#1517)

• Added AsyncValue.valueOrNull to obtain the value while ignoring potential errors.

• Added new functionalities to AsyncValue: hasError, hasData, asError, isLoading , copyWithPrevious and unwrapPrevious.

Fixes:

• fixed a bug where AsyncValue.whenData did not preserve AsyncValue.isLoading/isRefreshing
• StateProvider and StateNotifierProvider no longer notify their listeners on ref.refresh if the new result is identical to the old one.
• fixed potential null exception when using autoDispose
• fixed a bug where unmounting a nested ProviderScope could cause an exception (#1400)
• Fixed an issue where providers were incorrectly allowed to depend on themselves, breaking autoDispose in the process.
• Fixed a memory leak when using StateProvider.autoDispose's .state
• Fix ProviderObserver.didDisposeProvider not executing on provider refresh.
• Fixed an issue where AsyncValue.value did not throw if there is an error.
• Fixed a cast error when overriding a provider with a more specific provider type (#1100)
• Fixed a bug where onDispose listeners could be executed twice under certain conditions when using autoDispose.
• Fixed an issue where refreshing a provider.future/provider.stream did work properly
• Fixed false positive with ref.watch asserts

2.0.0-dev.9

Fix Timer leak when using cacheTime/disposeDelay and disposing a ProviderContainer

2.0.0-dev.8

fix: a bug where unmounting a nested ProviderScope could cause an exception (#1400)

2.0.0-dev.7

• Upgrade minimum required Dart SDK version to 2.17.0
• Upgrade minimum required Flutter SDK version to 3.0.0

2.0.0-dev.6

• Added WidgetRef.listenManual for listening to providers in a widget outside of build.
• Added AsyncValue.valueOrNull to obtain the value while ignoring potential errors.
• Fixed an issue where AsyncValue.value did not throw if there is an error.
• Fix families not applying cacheTime/disposeDelay
• Fixed a bug where an exception may be thrown asynchronously after a KeepAliveLink is cancelled.

2.0.0-dev.5

• Fixed a bug where emitting an AsyncData after an AsyncError leads to AsyncValue.hasError to be true

2.0.0-dev.4

• Added ProviderScope.parent, a property used for manually overriding a scope's parent. This is useful for allowing modals/dialogs to access scoped providers

• Added ref.listenSelf, for subscribing to changes of a provider within that provider. That can be useful for logging purposes or storing the state of a provider in a DB.

• Added disposeDelay to all autoDispose providers and to ProviderContainer/ProviderScope. This configures the amount of time before a provider is disposed when it is not listened.

• Added container.invalidate(provider)/ref.invalidate(provider) and ref.invalidateSelf(). These are similar to ref.refresh methods, but do not immediately rebuild the provider.

  These methods are safer than ref.refresh as they can avoid a provider rebuilding twice in a quick succession.

• The duration passed to cacheTime now represents the minimum amount of time after the latest change of a provider, instead of the first time a provider built.

• Fixed an issue where providers were incorrectly allowed to depend on themselves, breaking autoDispose in the process.

• Fixed a memory leak when using StateProvider.autoDispose's .state

• Fix ProviderObserver.didDisposeProvider not executing on provider refresh.

2.0.0-dev.3

When calling ref.listen on a provider, this provider will now properly rebuild if one of its dependency had changed.

2.0.0-dev.2

• Deprecated ref.maintainState= in favor of a newly added ref.keepAlive(). This new ref.keepAlive() function is similar to maintainState but better handles cases where we have multiple logics that want to keep the state of a provider alive for some period of time.

• Removed the deprecated ProviderReference.

• Added ProviderContainer.cacheTime and MyProvider.autoDispose(..., cacheTime: duration). cacheTime is used to keep an autoDispose provider alive for at least a minimum amount of time before it gets disposed if not listened.

• Added ref.onAddListener, ref.onRemoveListener, ref.onCancel and ref.onResume. All of which allow performing side-effects when providers are listened or stop being listened.

2.0.0-dev.1

• Now requires Dart 2.16

• Breaking Providers no-longer throw a ProviderException if an exception was thrown while building their value. Instead, they will rethrow the thrown exception and its stacktrace.

• Removed AsyncValue's isError/isData

• Added new functionalities to AsyncValue: hasError, hasData, copyWithPrevious

• Added provider.selectAsync, which allows to both await an async value while also filtering rebuilds.

• When a provider emits an AsyncError followed by an AsyncData, the AsyncData emitted will now contain the latest error/stackTrace too.

• Fixed a cast error when overriding a provider with a more specific provider type (#1100)

• Fixed a bug where onDispose listeners could be executed twice under certain conditions when using autoDispose.

2.0.0-dev.0

• Breaking After a provider has emitted an AsyncValue.data or AsyncValue.error, that provider will no longer emit an AsyncValue.loading. Instead, it will re-emit the latest value, but with the property AsyncValue.isRefreshing to true.

  This allows the UI to keep showing the previous data/error when a provider is being refreshed.

• Adding isLoading, isError, isData and asError to AsyncValue. Those getters allow interacting with AsyncValue without having to rely on pattern matching.

• Fixed an issue where refreshing a provider.future/provider.stream did work properly

• Fixed false positive with ref.watch asserts