use-existing-destructuring
Warns when there is an existing class or record destructuring that can be used instead of accessing the property directly.
Example
❌ Bad:
void fn(SomeClass variable) {
// LINT: One of the patterns above uses the same initializer.
// Try updating that destructuring and use it here instead.
final SomeClass(:value) = variable;
print(variable.another);
}
void fn() {
final (left, _) = _getRecord();
// LINT: One of the patterns above uses the same initializer.
// Try updating that destructuring and use it here instead.
print(_getRecord().$2);
}
✅ Good:
void fn(SomeClass variable) {
final SomeClass(:value, :another) = variable;
print(another);
}
void fn() {
final (left, right) = _getRecord();
print(right);
}