dart-checks-migration

Migrating Dart tests from package:matcher to package:checks involves replacing `expect` assertions with `check` equivalents. This process handles common patterns, asynchronous operations, and complex assertions to improve test code clarity and maintainability.

Migrating from `expect` to `check` assertions modernizes your Dart test suite by adopting `package:checks`, which improves test clarity and maintainability over the older `package:matcher` library. It provides a more powerful syntax for complex assertions.

Yes, adding `package:checks` as a dev dependency is required before migrating. This ensures the `check` equivalents for `expect` assertions are available during test execution and refactoring.

Yes, the migration process offers specific guidance for correctly migrating asynchronous Dart tests. It handles asynchronous operations to prevent common pitfalls when replacing `expect` calls with `check` equivalents.

While the migration handles common patterns and complex assertions, you should verify all tests pass after refactoring. The process relies on direct mappings, so highly custom `package:matcher` logic may require manual adjustment to achieve accurate `check` equivalents.