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Automate repetitive code tasks using the build_runner system.
Create and manipulate PDF documents using Syncfusion Flutter PDF library. Supports two modes — generate Dart code for the user's Flutter project or provide code snippets. Use when the user mentions PDF creation, drawing, tables, images, text, annotations, bookmarks, encryption, or Syncfusion Flutter PDF.
Create and manipulate Excel workbooks using Syncfusion Flutter XlsIO library. Supports two modes — generate Dart code for the user's Flutter project or provide code snippets. Use when the user mentions Excel creation, worksheets, cells, formatting, filtering, hyperlinks, or Syncfusion Flutter XlsIO.
Enforces a deterministic build_runner codegen discipline: run one pinned `dart run build_runner build --delete-conflicting-outputs` pass BEFORE `flutter analyze` (never after), fence every builder with `generate_for:` globs in a per-package `build.yaml`, make one deliberate commit-vs-gitignore decision for `*.g.dart`/`*.freezed.dart`/`*.drift.dart` and back it with the matching CI gate (freshness diff if committed, codegen-first if gitignored), mirror the generated-file globs into the analyzer AND coverage excludes, pin the SDK, and never hand-edit generated output. Use when editing build.yaml, analysis_options.yaml, pubspec.yaml, .gitignore, .gitattributes, or CI workflows; wiring drift_dev/freezed/json_serializable/riverpod_generator/ gen-l10n/mockito codegen; fixing "missing part file", "undefined class _$Foo", or "conflicting outputs" errors; deciding whether to commit generated code; or scoping builders so one edit does not regenerate everything.