Migrate cache directory from .dart_skills to .dart_tool/skills.#14
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Migrate cache directory from .dart_skills to .dart_tool/skills.#14jakemac53 wants to merge 11 commits into
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This is the canonical place to put cache files that shouldn't be version controlled, see https://dart.dev/tools/pub/package-layout#project-specific-caching-for-tools. Users should already be git ignoring that path and so there will be one less thing they have to ignore this way.
When loading a manifest for a project, the migration will be automatically performed. There is no need to confirm with the user because this is transparent to them.
Note that a
flutter cleanwill delete this directory, but that is likely a good thing. In case this package somehow gets into a weird state it will force it to start over clean.Closes dart-lang/ai#469