dart-checks-migration

Migrating Dart tests from package:matcher to package:checks involves replacing `expect` statements with `check` equivalents. This refactoring updates test files to use the modern `check(a).equals(b)` syntax, improving test readability and maintainability.

The difference between expect and check in Dart testing is syntax and readability. The older `expect(a, equals(b))` pattern from package:matcher is replaced by the more expressive `check(a).equals(b)` fluent API from package:checks, making assertions cleaner.

When migrating async futures to package:checks, use correct patterns for asynchronous tests. The migration process provides specific patterns to handle futures properly, ensuring asynchronous test operations function correctly after the refactor.

Yes, you can migrate custom matchers from package:matcher to package:checks. The migration process provides specific guidance on handling custom matchers and verification, allowing you to translate specialized test assertions into the new checks format.

Yes, package:checks migration works for large Dart test suites by automating the replacement of common `expect` statements. It targets test files within Dart projects to modernize testing practices across the codebase efficiently.