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Prune Packages
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Many of our packages seem to have a little bloat. We want to reduce our environmental impact (and also the time spent downloading / building / shipping).
Describe the solution you'd like
Every npm package should have an .npmignore that prunes non-necessary stuff
Remove tests / examples from crates
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The tutorial uses at one point the -> operator.
# Finding most popular name for each year.
@OrderBy(TopNameByYear, "year");
TopNameByYear(year) ArgMax= name -> NameCountByYear(name:, year:);
While this seems to be a variant on the functional aggregation method, it's not documented anywhere. Is there a more complete language reference that can be linked?
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The "from Hits" portion isn't supported. I don't believe there are any sources of bleeding that come from non-hits, so that could potentially be added in the same place as Damage over Time Multiplier for Bleeding
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The Codelab for the firebase dynamic links package (https://codelabs.developers.google.com/codelabs/flutter-firebase/#4) returns a 404 Not Found error when visited.
If the Codelab has been removed then perhaps it should be deleted from the readme.



Seems like that the new http native bindings doesn't work in a WebWorker, see example below.
http2.ts
worker.ts
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