🧪 [Add test coverage for AsyncButton controller swapping] - #5
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Added test coverage for AsyncButton.didUpdateWidget to ensure listeners are correctly transferred or internal controllers are correctly managed when the widget's controller parameter transitions between null and an external AsyncButtonController instance. Co-authored-by: esenmx <43244505+esenmx@users.noreply.github.com>
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Fix line length issues found by flutter analyze in the newly added tests for swapping the external controller. Co-authored-by: esenmx <43244505+esenmx@users.noreply.github.com>
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🧪 What: Added missing test coverage for swapping between internally-managed and externally-managed controllers in AsyncButton's
didUpdateWidget.📊 Coverage: Specifically tested swapping from
nullto anAsyncButtonControllerinstance, and from anAsyncButtonControllerinstance back tonull.✨ Result: Increased confidence that modifying the controller parameter on an existing AsyncButton correctly transfers listeners without leaks and without breaking UI updates. All tests are passing.
PR created automatically by Jules for task 12243316508834345290 started by @esenmx