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Type inferrence is good enough to avoid the list hint
See original GitHub issueWhen code-completing a typed list in an argument list, a type annotation is included. ie
Stack(
children: /* !!! */ <Widget>[],
)
As far as I can tell, this not required in the general case. I’d consider getting rid of it, as it’s a little noisy.
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@pq I tracked this back to https://github.com/flutter/flutter-intellij/issues/832 but it’s not clear why it’s needed (maybe in the past this was necessary?). I’d agree it seems unnecessary and noisy (at least for those not using lints for explicit types everywhere). WDYT?
@pq perfect, thanks!