@testable cleanup #8826
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@testable cleanup #8826
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This change may conflict with #8821 |
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Yeah, I think that we should just go for this single shot - the changes are all mechanical, but the CI times are quite long. I'm happy to hand off the set if someone wants to help drive merging the full set into the tree split up. |
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There seem to be a number of failures on Linux: |
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This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
This extends the visibility of some of the private implementation to the package level to allow use for testing without `@testable` imports.
Use the newly extended APIs for testing and use a non-testable import of the package, avoiding a recompilation.
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This series cleans up the vast majority of the
@testableimporting in the tests. The one that remains is for X509 which is external to this package. I intend to introduce a SPI for that API surface to help remove the last of the@testableimporting.