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As explained here, the
public
attribute defaults totrue
if not specified. Are you unable to use this target without settingpublic
totrue
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I was asked by @screamerbg to do so:
The steps to follow by the end of this week:
• Pull request with “public” flag set for the NRF52_DK target in targets.json (https://github.com/mbedmicro/mbed repository)
Could you took to him in this topic?
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Obviously this definition is not necessary for the release of NRF52_DK target.
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"public"
is a bit misleading here. Seems it should be something like"inheritable", "protected", etc..
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You're right, it is a bit misleading. How about we rename it to
internal
and add it only to internal targets? Or maybeprivate
?