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Devil's advocate: anything that's possible for a downstream user to access is fair game for them to use. You can certainly mark it as internal and be explicit t
by saghm 3y ago
Devil's advocate: anything that's possible for a downstream user to access is fair game for them to use. You can certainly mark it as internal and be explicit that you reserve the right to break it later, but if it's actually possible for users to do, it's not "improper", even if it gets broken later.
- kaba0 3y agoThat's why they sealed those holes shut, and only allow some of them with deliberate end-user command-line flags, so that anyone wanting to go that way only has themselves to blame.