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Reconsider public exposure of variable and function definitions in __init__ #61

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andy-sweet opened this issue Aug 1, 2023 · 0 comments

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As commented on in #52 , many of the definitions in __init__.py are public though may not be intended to be supported as public in the long term.

Some examples are g_runtime, setup_two_streams, and even gui.

We could consider moving these definitions to a private module (e.g. _widget.py) then only importing the ones we want to make public in __init__.py.

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