Description

I set up mason_cli a while back and haven't touched it in a while. I ran mason init, which helpfully told me that I already had a mason.yaml file. When I ran mason list to see which bricks were installed, I got the less helpful error message:

Could not find brick at /Users/bryanoltman/.mason-cache/hosted/registry.brickhub.dev/very_good_dart_package_0.4.1

It appears as though this brick does exist (https://brickhub.dev/bricks/very_good_dart_package/0.8.0) and I'm several versions behind, which might be the cause?

mason.yaml:

bricks:
  very_good_dart_package: ^0.4.0
  flutter_bloc_feature: ^0.4.0

mason-lock.json:

{"bricks":{"very_good_dart_package":"0.4.1","flutter_bloc_feature":"0.4.0"}}

.mason/bricks.json:

{"flutter_bloc_feature":"/Users/bryanoltman/.mason-cache/hosted/registry.brickhub.dev/flutter_bloc_feature_0.4.0","very_good_dart_package":"/Users/bryanoltman/.mason-cache/hosted/registry.brickhub.dev/very_good_dart_package_0.4.1"}

Additional context: I just upgraded to Flutter 3.29 (which includes a new Dart version) and reran dart pub global activate mason_cli

Even more context: this issue persists after deleting ~/.mason_cache

Expected Behavior

If my understanding of what is happening is correct, I'd expect a list with warnings for out-of-date/discontinued/deleted bricks.