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Is there a reason why DoNotInherit is missing from the annotations? I can see it all over the place in the JVM. Would a PR be fine?
/// <summary>/// <para>/// Marks APIs that are designed under a closed-world assumption for and are NOT meant to be/// extended by user-code. It is fine to extend these classes within Akka itself however./// </para>/// <para>/// This is most useful for binary compatibility purposes when a set of classes and interfaces/// assume a "closed world" between them, and gain the ability to add methods to the interfaces/// without breaking binary compatibility for users of this code. Specifically this assumption may be/// understood intuitively: as all classes that implement this interface are in this compilation unit/// artifact, it is impossible to obtain a "old" class with a "new" interface, as they are part of/// the same dependency./// </para>/// </summary>[AttributeUsage(AttributeTargets.Class | AttributeTargets.Interface)]publicsealedclassDoNotInheritAttribute:Attribute{}
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Is there a reason why
DoNotInherit
is missing from the annotations? I can see it all over the place in the JVM. Would a PR be fine?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: