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fix some of ignore: avoid_dynamic_calls - #192028
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This pull request refactors matrix multiplication in packages/flutter/test/gestures/hit_test_test.dart by replacing the * operator with explicit .multiplied() method calls. This change eliminates the need for // ignore: avoid_dynamic_calls linter annotations. There are no review comments, and I have no additional feedback to provide.
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LGTM, thanks for the cleanup!
Cash or card :-D ? |
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we still need a googler to approve the tests to run on google infra, i did remove autosubmit until then |
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