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This is definitely the case for a few apps. It's why I raise hell anytime I see someone use a private attribute or function from a builtin module. However, I'

This is definitely the case for a few apps. It's why I raise hell anytime I see someone use a private attribute or function from a builtin module. However, I'm painfully aware that it does not apply to most of our apps and it does not justify using an outdated interpreter for writing new apps.

strenholme 7y ago
There are occasional cases where, with some Python libraries, I need to use a “hidden” _function to do my job. The one time I had to do that, I made sure to contact the authors to let them know what I did and why: https://github.com/cobrateam/splinter/issues/591 https://github.com/cobrateam/splinter/issues/591