avoid-enum-values-by-index
Warns when a enum value is accessed via Enum.values[index].
Accessing enum values by index is unstable and can lead to tricky bugs because the order of the enum values can change in the future (for example, when a new value is added).
Example
❌ Bad:
enum SomeEnums { first, second }
void fn() {
// LINT: Avoid accessing enum values by index. Try using '.firstWhere' or '.byName' instead.
SomeEnums.values[0];
}
✅ Good:
void fn() {
SomeEnums.values.byName('first');
}