pool 1.5.0-nullsafety

Manage a finite pool of resources. Useful for controlling concurrent file system or network requests.

1.5.0-nullsafety

• Migrate to null safety.
• forEach: Avoid await null if the Stream is not paused. Improves trivial benchmark by 40%.

1.4.0

• Add forEach to Pool to support efficient async processing of an Iterable.

• Throw ArgumentError if poolSize <= 0

1.3.6

• Set max SDK version to <3.0.0, and adjust other dependencies.

1.3.5

• Updated SDK version to 2.0.0-dev.17.0

1.3.4

• Modify code to eliminate Future flattening.

1.3.3

• Declare support for async 2.0.0.

1.3.2

• Update to make the code work with strong-mode clean Zone API.

• Required minimum SDK of 1.23.0.

1.3.1

• Fix the type annotation of Pool.withResource() to indicate that it takes () -> FutureOr<T>.

1.3.0

• Add a Pool.done getter that returns the same future returned by Pool.close().

1.2.4

• Fix a strong-mode error.

1.2.3

• Fix a bug in which Pool.withResource() could throw a StateError when called immediately before closing the pool.

1.2.2

• Fix strong mode warnings and add generic method annotations.

1.2.1

• Internal changes only.

1.2.0

• Add Pool.close(), which forbids new resource requests and releases all releasable resources.

1.1.0

• Add PoolResource.allowRelease(), which allows a resource to indicate that it can be released without forcing it to deallocate immediately.

1.0.2

• Fixed the homepage.

1.0.1

• A TimeoutException is now correctly thrown if the pool detects a deadlock.