Cannot use argument name "state" in generated family provider

[karelklic]

Describe the bug
Using a parameter named state in generated family provider results in a compilation error.

To Reproduce

import 'package:riverpod_annotation/riverpod_annotation.dart';

part 'test_provider.g.dart';

enum SomeState { a, b }

@Riverpod(keepAlive: true)
bool wannaUseState(WannaUseStateRef ref, SomeState state) {
  return true;
}

Results in:

./test_provider.g.dart:147:17: Error: The type 'SomeState' of the getter 'WannaUseStateRef.state' is not a subtype of the type 'bool' of the inherited setter 'ProviderRef.state'.
 - 'SomeState' is from 'package:test/test_provider.dart' ('.test_provider.dart').
  SomeState get state;
                ^^^^^

Expected behavior
state is quite a common name so it should be allowed as parameter name.
The current workaround is to rename the variable to state_.

[rrousselGit]

There's a bunch of reserved keywords. In this case, state clashes with ref.state and Notifier.state

[karelklic]

Thank you for the info.

Would you happen to know what are the other reserved keywords?

Maybe it's reasonable to briefly mention them in the Parameter restrictions section? (Sadly, I do not understand the riverpod code enough to list them all.)

An alternative solution could be to warn or fail during the code generation phase when a reserved keyword is used.

[rrousselGit]

It depends on the version. It's not fixed

But I planed on better handling this once we have macros.