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- Remove AdPlatformType.demo from ad_platform_type.dart - Remove AnalyticsProvider.demo from analytics_provider.dart
- Remove unnecessary AdPlatformType.demo configuration - Remove unused blank line in AnalyticsConfig
- Remove AdPlatformType.demo from ad_platform_type tests - Remove AnalyticsProvider.demo from analytics_provider tests
- Remove AdPlatformType.demo from ad_config.g.dart - Remove AnalyticsProvider.demo from analytics_config.g.dart
- Replace AdPlatformType.demo with AdPlatformType.admob in tests - Modify AdType in non-equality test case
- Replace AdPlatformType.demo with AdPlatformType.admob in tests - Modify AdType in non-equality test case from native to banner
- Change AdPlatformType from demo to admob in test cases - Ensure equatability tests reflect consistent ad provider type
- Remove tests for equality of instances with different properties - Delete unused variables and improve test clarity
- Remove unnecessary assignment of activeProvider in remote config test - This change simplifies the test case and removes dependency on a specific provider
- Remove demo enums from production code - Remove unused ad platform identifiers from remote configs - Remove demo enums from tests
Summary of ChangesHello @fulleni, I'm Gemini Code Assist1! I'm currently reviewing this pull request and will post my feedback shortly. In the meantime, here's a summary to help you and other reviewers quickly get up to speed! This pull request focuses on a significant refactoring effort to remove all 'demo' related ad and analytics provider implementations from the codebase. By eliminating these placeholder components, the PR aims to clean up the project, reduce unnecessary code, and ensure that the system exclusively uses and tests against actual, functional ad and analytics platforms. This change impacts core enums, configuration fixtures, auto-generated files, and a substantial portion of the unit test suite. Highlights
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This pull request effectively refactors the codebase to remove the 'demo' provider from enums, configurations, and tests. The changes are consistent and correctly remove development-specific code from the production path, which is a great improvement. I've included a couple of suggestions to enhance the test suite's robustness and readability.
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Description
This pull request focuses on a significant refactoring effort to remove all 'demo' related ad and analytics provider implementations from the codebase. By eliminating these placeholder components, the PR aims to clean up the project, reduce unnecessary code, and ensure that the system exclusively uses and tests against actual, functional ad and analytics platforms. This change impacts core enums, configuration fixtures, auto-generated files, and a substantial portion of the unit test suite.
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