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Xavier Noria authored
Below this `private` call we only have a class definition, which as we know it is not affected (`private` only affects methods). We discussed with @dhh the original intention. `ActionCable::RemoteConnections::RemoteConnection` is public interface, it is documented in the API and it is the class of objects returned by the `where` method. Its documentation explains which is its purpose and restricted public interface, so we keep it public and only remove the `private` call.
Xavier Noria authoredBelow this `private` call we only have a class definition, which as we know it is not affected (`private` only affects methods). We discussed with @dhh the original intention. `ActionCable::RemoteConnections::RemoteConnection` is public interface, it is documented in the API and it is the class of objects returned by the `where` method. Its documentation explains which is its purpose and restricted public interface, so we keep it public and only remove the `private` call.
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