fix(supabase_lints): enable lines_longer_than_80_chars and fix all violations

examples/authentication/integration_test/authentication_test.dart

@@ -30,7 +30,8 @@ const _skipOnWeb = kIsWeb;
 /// Supabase stack, one sign in method per test:
 ///
 /// * email & password (sign up, sign out, sign in)
-/// * a full password reset (the recovery code is read back from the mail server)
+/// * a full password reset (the recovery code is read back from the mail
+///   server)
 /// * passwordless email OTP (the code is read back from the local mail server)
 /// * phone SMS OTP (using the configured test OTP)
 /// * anonymous sign in and upgrading it to a permanent account
@@ -389,7 +390,8 @@ List<int> _base32Decode(String input) {
   return output;
 }
 
-/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout] elapses.
+/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout]
+/// elapses.
 ///
 /// Auth calls go over the network, so the UI can't be settled with
 /// `pumpAndSettle`; this polls the widget tree instead.

examples/authentication/lib/auth_repository.dart

@@ -1,8 +1,9 @@
 import 'package:supabase_flutter/supabase_flutter.dart';
 
-/// Every `supabase.auth.*` call for the example lives here, so the UI stays thin
-/// and each authentication flow is easy to read and to drive from an integration
-/// test. The methods are grouped by the sign in method they belong to.
+/// Every `supabase.auth.*` call for the example lives here, so the UI stays
+/// thin and each authentication flow is easy to read and to drive from an
+/// integration test. The methods are grouped by the sign in method they belong
+/// to.
 class AuthRepository {
   AuthRepository(this._client);
 

examples/authentication/lib/main.dart

@@ -170,8 +170,8 @@ class _PasswordFormState extends State<_PasswordForm> {
     ),
   );
 
-  /// Sends the reset email, then reveals the fields to finish the reset with the
-  /// code from that email.
+  /// Sends the reset email, then reveals the fields to finish the reset with
+  /// the code from that email.
   Future<void> _startReset() => _run(() async {
     await _auth.sendPasswordReset(
       _email.text.trim(),
@@ -250,8 +250,8 @@ class _PasswordFormState extends State<_PasswordForm> {
   }
 }
 
-/// Passwordless sign in with `signInWithOtp` (email) then `verifyOTP`. The email
-/// carries both a magic link and the code entered here.
+/// Passwordless sign in with `signInWithOtp` (email) then `verifyOTP`. The
+/// email carries both a magic link and the code entered here.
 class _EmailOtpForm extends StatefulWidget {
   const _EmailOtpForm();
 
@@ -518,8 +518,8 @@ class _AnonymousFormState extends State<_AnonymousForm> {
   }
 }
 
-/// The account screen: shows who is signed in, lets an anonymous user upgrade to
-/// a permanent account, manages MFA factors and signs out.
+/// The account screen: shows who is signed in, lets an anonymous user upgrade
+/// to a permanent account, manages MFA factors and signs out.
 class _SignedInView extends StatelessWidget {
   const _SignedInView({required this.user});
 

examples/authentication/lib/models.dart

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-/// The sign in methods the example offers on its signed-out screen. Each maps to
-/// one or two calls on [AuthRepository]; the label is what the method picker
+/// The sign in methods the example offers on its signed-out screen. Each maps
+/// to one or two calls on [AuthRepository]; the label is what the method picker
 /// shows.
 enum AuthMethod {
   password('Email & password'),

examples/database_crud/integration_test/tasks_test.dart

@@ -70,11 +70,11 @@ void main() {
       createdTitle,
     );
     await tester.tap(find.widgetWithText(FilledButton, 'Create'));
-    // Searches for the new task rather than looking for it in the full list: the
-    // dialog leaves the keyboard up, and on a phone that leaves room for only a
-    // couple of tiles, so it would otherwise end up below the fold. Waits for the
-    // tile rather than the title text, which also matches the text field of the
-    // dialog that is still animating away.
+    // Searches for the new task rather than looking for it in the full list:
+    // the dialog leaves the keyboard up, and on a phone that leaves room for
+    // only a couple of tiles, so it would otherwise end up below the fold.
+    // Waits for the tile rather than the title text, which also matches the
+    // text field of the dialog that is still animating away.
     await _searchFor(tester, createdTitle);
     await _pumpUntil(tester, _tile(createdTitle));
 
@@ -122,7 +122,8 @@ Finder _inTile(String title, Finder target) =>
 Future<void> _searchFor(WidgetTester tester, String query) =>
     tester.enterText(find.widgetWithText(TextField, 'Search title'), query);
 
-/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout] elapses.
+/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout]
+/// elapses.
 ///
 /// Reads and writes go over the network, so the UI can't be settled with
 /// `pumpAndSettle`; this polls the widget tree instead.
@@ -157,9 +158,8 @@ String _screen() {
       .byType(Checkbox)
       .evaluate()
       .map((element) => '${(element.widget as Checkbox).value}');
-  return 'Labels: ${labels.join(' | ')}\n'
-      'Text fields: ${fields.join(' | ')}\n'
-      'Checkboxes: ${boxes.join(' | ')}';
+  return 'Labels: ${labels.join(' | ')}\nText fields: '
+      '${fields.join(' | ')}\nCheckboxes: ${boxes.join(' | ')}';
 }
 
 /// The inverse of [_pumpUntil]: pumps until [finder] matches nothing.

examples/database_crud/lib/main.dart

@@ -58,8 +58,8 @@ class _TasksPageState extends State<TasksPage> {
   bool _mutating = false;
   Timer? _debounce;
 
-  /// Bumped on every task reload so a slower earlier request can't overwrite the
-  /// results of a later one.
+  /// Bumped on every task reload so a slower earlier request can't overwrite
+  /// the results of a later one.
   int _requestId = 0;
 
   @override
@@ -87,8 +87,8 @@ class _TasksPageState extends State<TasksPage> {
   }
 
   /// Reloads the task list for the current filters. Leaves the previous list on
-  /// screen while it runs, so changing a filter or toggling a task doesn't flash
-  /// a spinner over the whole list.
+  /// screen while it runs, so changing a filter or toggling a task doesn't
+  /// flash a spinner over the whole list.
   Future<void> _loadTasks() async {
     final requestId = ++_requestId;
     // Ignore a response if a newer reload started or the widget went away while

examples/database_crud/lib/models.dart

@@ -60,7 +60,7 @@ class Task {
   final Priority priority;
   final DateTime createdAt;
 
-  /// Name of the task's project, populated from the embedded `projects` row when
-  /// the task is fetched with a join.
+  /// Name of the task's project, populated from the embedded `projects` row
+  /// when the task is fetched with a join.
   final String? projectName;
 }

examples/database_crud/lib/tasks_repository.dart

@@ -2,8 +2,8 @@ import 'package:supabase_flutter/supabase_flutter.dart';
 
 import 'models.dart';
 
-/// All database access for the CRUD example lives here, so the UI stays thin and
-/// every `supabase.from(...)` call is easy to read and to exercise from an
+/// All database access for the CRUD example lives here, so the UI stays thin
+/// and every `supabase.from(...)` call is easy to read and to exercise from an
 /// integration test.
 class TasksRepository {
   TasksRepository(this._client);

examples/edge_functions/integration_test/functions_test.dart

@@ -15,8 +15,8 @@ const supabasePublishableKey = String.fromEnvironment(
 ///
 /// The first test exercises the core flow through the repository (a JSON
 /// greeting over POST and GET, a plain-text transform, and a validation error),
-/// asserting on what each function returns. The second drives the app widgets to
-/// confirm the greeting card is wired to the function. Edge Functions are
+/// asserting on what each function returns. The second drives the app widgets
+/// to confirm the greeting card is wired to the function. Edge Functions are
 /// stateless, so there is nothing to clean up between runs.
 void main() {
   IntegrationTestWidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
@@ -85,7 +85,8 @@ void main() {
   });
 }
 
-/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout] elapses.
+/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout]
+/// elapses.
 ///
 /// Invoking a function goes over the network, so the UI can't be settled with
 /// `pumpAndSettle`; this polls the widget tree instead.

examples/edge_functions/integration_test/invoke_test.dart

@@ -205,7 +205,8 @@ void main() {
       _,
     ) async {
       // A client pointed at a closed port can never connect, so the request
-      // fails before any response, surfacing as a fetch exception with status 0.
+      // fails before any response, surfacing as a fetch exception with status
+      // 0.
       final unreachable = FunctionsClient(
         'http://127.0.0.1:1/functions/v1',
         const {'apikey': supabasePublishableKey},

examples/edge_functions/lib/functions_repository.dart

@@ -2,9 +2,9 @@ import 'package:supabase_flutter/supabase_flutter.dart';
 
 import 'models.dart';
 
-/// All Edge Function access for the example lives here, so the UI stays thin and
-/// every `supabase.functions.invoke(...)` call is easy to read and to exercise
-/// from an integration test.
+/// All Edge Function access for the example lives here, so the UI stays thin
+/// and every `supabase.functions.invoke(...)` call is easy to read and to
+/// exercise from an integration test.
 class FunctionsRepository {
   FunctionsRepository(this._client);
 
@@ -17,7 +17,8 @@ class FunctionsRepository {
   ///
   /// The custom `x-greeting-source` header is echoed back in the response, so
   /// the example can show that headers set here reach the function. A JSON body
-  /// comes back decoded as a `Map`, which [Greeting.fromJson] turns into a model.
+  /// comes back decoded as a `Map`, which [Greeting.fromJson] turns into a
+  /// model.
   Future<Greeting> greet({required String name, bool excited = false}) async {
     final response = await _functions.invoke(
       'greet',
@@ -42,17 +43,18 @@ class FunctionsRepository {
   /// responds with.
   ///
   /// A `String` body is sent as `text/plain`, and the function replies with
-  /// `text/plain` too, so `response.data` is a `String` rather than decoded JSON.
+  /// `text/plain` too, so `response.data` is a `String` rather than decoded
+  /// JSON.
   Future<String> shout(String text) async {
     final response = await _functions.invoke('shout', body: text);
     return response.data as String;
   }
 
   /// Invokes the `word-count` function, which validates its input.
   ///
-  /// When [text] is empty the function replies with a 400 and a JSON error body,
-  /// which surfaces here as a [FunctionException] whose `details` hold that body.
-  /// The caller is expected to handle that exception.
+  /// When [text] is empty the function replies with a 400 and a JSON error
+  /// body, which surfaces here as a [FunctionException] whose `details` hold
+  /// that body. The caller is expected to handle that exception.
   Future<WordCount> countWords(String text) async {
     final response = await _functions.invoke(
       'word-count',

examples/edge_functions/lib/models.dart

@@ -8,8 +8,8 @@ class Greeting {
 
   factory Greeting.fromJson(Map<String, dynamic> json) => Greeting(
     message: json['message'] as String,
-    // How the function was invoked (`GET` or `POST`), echoed back so the app can
-    // show that the same function was reached two different ways.
+    // How the function was invoked (`GET` or `POST`), echoed back so the app
+    // can show that the same function was reached two different ways.
     method: json['method'] as String,
     // The `x-greeting-source` header the app sent, echoed back to show that
     // custom headers reach the function.

examples/launcher/lib/launcher.dart

@@ -7,8 +7,8 @@ const _ok = 0;
 const _failure = 1;
 
 const _noTerminalMessage =
-    'The launcher needs an interactive terminal to pick an example. '
-    'Run it directly in your terminal.';
+    'The launcher needs an interactive terminal to pick an example. Run it '
+    'directly in your terminal.';
 
 final _logger = Logger();
 
@@ -90,8 +90,8 @@ Future<int> run(List<String> args) async {
     _logger
       ..info('')
       ..info(
-        '${styleBold.wrap('Running')} ${cyan.wrap(selected.name)} '
-        'against ${cyan.wrap(url)}',
+        '${styleBold.wrap('Running')} ${cyan.wrap(selected.name)} against '
+        '${cyan.wrap(url)}',
       );
 
     // Serve on a fixed origin so it matches the WebAuthn rp_origins configured
@@ -119,7 +119,8 @@ Future<int> run(List<String> args) async {
     );
 
     // Forward Ctrl-C to flutter so it shuts down and control returns here,
-    // letting the cleanup below stop Supabase, rather than killing the launcher.
+    // letting the cleanup below stop Supabase, rather than killing the
+    // launcher.
     final sigint = ProcessSignal.sigint.watch().listen(
       (_) => process.kill(ProcessSignal.sigint),
     );

examples/passkeys/integration_test/passkeys_test.dart

@@ -13,10 +13,11 @@ const supabasePublishableKey = String.fromEnvironment(
 /// Supabase stack.
 ///
 /// It covers everything around the WebAuthn ceremony: creating an account,
-/// landing on the passkey management screen, signing out, a failed sign in and a
-/// successful password sign in. The ceremony itself (`registerPasskey` /
-/// `signInWithPasskey`) drives a platform authenticator prompt (Face ID, Windows
-/// Hello, a security key, ...) that can't be automated headlessly, so it is
+/// landing on the passkey management screen, signing out, a failed sign in and
+/// a successful password sign in. The ceremony itself (`registerPasskey` /
+/// `signInWithPasskey`) drives an authenticator prompt, whether from a platform
+/// authenticator such as Face ID or Windows Hello or from a roaming one such as
+/// a security key. That prompt can't be automated headlessly, so it is
 /// exercised manually per the README rather than here.
 void main() {
   IntegrationTestWidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
@@ -93,7 +94,8 @@ void main() {
   });
 }
 
-/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout] elapses.
+/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout]
+/// elapses.
 ///
 /// Auth calls go over the network, so the UI can't be settled with
 /// `pumpAndSettle`; this polls the widget tree instead.

examples/realtime_room/integration_test/room_test.dart

@@ -12,8 +12,8 @@ const supabasePublishableKey = String.fromEnvironment(
 
 /// End-to-end test that drives the real app widgets against the local Supabase
 /// stack, exercising all three realtime features through the UI: Postgres
-/// Changes (a message round-tripping through the database), Presence (the online
-/// roster) and Broadcast (the typing indicator).
+/// Changes (a message round-tripping through the database), Presence (the
+/// online roster) and Broadcast (the typing indicator).
 void main() {
   IntegrationTestWidgetsFlutterBinding.ensureInitialized();
 
@@ -47,9 +47,9 @@ void main() {
     await tester.tap(find.text('Join room'));
     await tester.pumpAndSettle();
 
-    // Wait for the loading spinner to clear. The room only finishes loading once
-    // Postgres Changes replication is live, so a message sent after this is
-    // guaranteed to stream back rather than being missed during setup.
+    // Wait for the loading spinner to clear. The room only finishes loading
+    // once Postgres Changes replication is live, so a message sent after this
+    // is guaranteed to stream back rather than being missed during setup.
     await _pumpUntilGone(tester, find.byType(CircularProgressIndicator));
 
     // Presence: once subscribed, our own name appears in the roster.
@@ -100,7 +100,8 @@ void main() {
   });
 }
 
-/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout] elapses.
+/// Pumps frames until [finder] matches at least one widget or [timeout]
+/// elapses.
 ///
 /// Realtime updates arrive asynchronously over the network, so the UI can't be
 /// settled with `pumpAndSettle`; this polls the widget tree instead.

examples/realtime_room/lib/main.dart

@@ -38,8 +38,8 @@ class RealtimeRoomApp extends StatelessWidget {
   }
 }
 
-/// Asks for a display name before joining the room. Open the example in a second
-/// window with a different name to see the realtime features in action.
+/// Asks for a display name before joining the room. Open the example in a
+/// second window with a different name to see the realtime features in action.
 class JoinPage extends StatefulWidget {
   const JoinPage({super.key});
 
@@ -193,8 +193,8 @@ class _RoomPageState extends State<RoomPage> {
     setState(() => _messages.removeWhere((message) => message.id == id));
   }
 
-  /// Shows `<name> is typing` for a short while, resetting the timer each time a
-  /// fresh ping arrives from that user.
+  /// Shows `<name> is typing` for a short while, resetting the timer each time
+  /// a fresh ping arrives from that user.
   void _showTyping(String name) {
     _typingTimers[name]?.cancel();
     setState(() => _typingUsers.add(name));
@@ -203,8 +203,8 @@ class _RoomPageState extends State<RoomPage> {
     });
   }
 
-  /// Throttles typing pings so a burst of keystrokes sends at most one broadcast
-  /// per second.
+  /// Throttles typing pings so a burst of keystrokes sends at most one
+  /// broadcast per second.
   void _onInputChanged(String _) {
     if (_typingThrottle?.isActive ?? false) return;
     _typingThrottle = Timer(const Duration(seconds: 1), () {});
@@ -230,8 +230,8 @@ class _RoomPageState extends State<RoomPage> {
     }
   }
 
-  /// Deletes a message and reports any failure, like [_send]. The row leaves the
-  /// list through the Postgres Changes delete stream, so there's nothing to
+  /// Deletes a message and reports any failure, like [_send]. The row leaves
+  /// the list through the Postgres Changes delete stream, so there's nothing to
   /// remove here on success.
   Future<void> _delete(String id) async {
     try {

examples/realtime_room/lib/models.dart

@@ -1,5 +1,5 @@
-/// A chat message stored in the `messages` table. New rows are streamed to every
-/// client in the room through realtime Postgres Changes.
+/// A chat message stored in the `messages` table. New rows are streamed to
+/// every client in the room through realtime Postgres Changes.
 class Message {
   const Message({
     required this.id,