Remove '@_exported import GRPCCore' #2109
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Motivation: We added '@_exported import GRPCCore' to transport modules to make it easier for users as it saves them from adding an import. On reflection we've our position on this has changed and the implicit dependency will likely make things less clear. Modifications: - Remove exported import from in-proc transport - Update tutorials/examples to have explicit 'GRPCCore' imports Result: More explicit dependencies
FranzBusch
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Motivation:
We added '@_exported import GRPCCore' to transport modules to make it easier for users as it saves them from adding an import. On reflection we've our position on this has changed and the implicit dependency will likely make things less clear.
Modifications:
Result:
More explicit dependencies