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Omission Fix: Retain automaticallyImplyLeading default parameter#13092

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Source url: https://docs.flutter.dev/learn/pathway/tutorial/slivers

Page: Flutter Docs
Tutorial Scope: Flutter UI 102
Global Lesson number: 15 - Advanced scrolling and slivers
Lesson Section: 07 - Use SliverList for alphabetized sections

Description of what this PR is changing or adding, and why:

  • In Lesson 15, Section 4, Code Snippet 2 [lib/screens/contacts.dart], the automaticallyImplyLeading default, named parameter is introduced in the _ContactListView constructor, but it is unused.
  • In the subsequent Section (5: Add search integration with slivers), Code Snippet 1, the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter is omitted from the _ContactListView class.
  • However, by Section 7, the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter is referenced in the _ContactListView build method, but it throws an undefined name error due to intermittent omission of the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter:

CupertinoSliverNavigationBar.search( largeTitle: Text(contactList.title), automaticallyImplyLeading: automaticallyImplyLeading, ...

Issues fixed by this PR (if any):
To fix this, the automaticallyImplyLeading default parameter is reintroduced to the _ContactListView class in Section 7 as it originally was in Section 4.

Source url: https://docs.flutter.dev/learn/pathway/tutorial/slivers

**Page**: Flutter Docs
**Tutorial Scope**: Flutter UI 102
**Global Lesson number**: 15 - _Advanced scrolling and slivers_
**Lesson Section**: 07 - _Use `SliverList` for alphabetized sections_

**Problem Description**
In Lesson 15, Section 4, Code Snippet 2 [`lib/screens/contacts.dart`], the `automaticallyImplyLeading` default, named parameter is introduced in the `_ContactListView` constructor, but it is unused.

In the subsequent Section (5: _Add search integration with slivers_), Code Snippet 1, the `automaticallyImplyLeading` parameter is omitted from the `_ContactListView` class.

However, by Section 7, the `automaticallyImplyLeading` parameter is referenced in the `_ContactListView` build method, but it throws an undefined name error due to intermittent omission of the `automaticallyImplyLeading` parameter:

`CupertinoSliverNavigationBar.search(
                largeTitle: Text(contactList.title),
                automaticallyImplyLeading: automaticallyImplyLeading, ...`

To fix this, the `automaticallyImplyLeading` default parameter
is reintroduced to the `_ContactListView` class as it originally was in Section 4.
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This pull request resolves an inconsistency in the Flutter tutorial on advanced scrolling and slivers. It specifically addresses an issue where the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter was inadvertently omitted from the _ContactListView class in a later section of the tutorial, causing an undefined name error when the parameter was subsequently referenced. The change ensures the tutorial's code snippets are accurate and functional, maintaining continuity for learners.

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  • Tutorial Code Correction: Reintroduced the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter to the _ContactListView class definition within the slivers.md tutorial content to resolve an undefined name error.

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  • src/content/learn/pathway/tutorial/slivers.md
    • Reintroduced the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter to the _ContactListView class definition within the tutorial content.
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This pull request correctly addresses an omission in the 'Advanced scrolling and slivers' tutorial. By reintroducing the automaticallyImplyLeading parameter to the _ContactListView widget, it resolves a potential undefined name error that would occur in a later section of the tutorial. My review includes a minor suggestion to remove an extra blank line to maintain code style consistency.

final int listId;
final bool automaticallyImplyLeading;
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This change introduces an extra blank line. According to the Dart style guide, there should be only one blank line between class members like fields and methods. Please remove this extra line to maintain code style consistency.

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Definitely. I will correct this to adhere to the style guide.

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