Use List instead of Iterable as returntype of ModuleInfo methods.#217
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…returning list of ModuleItems. ``inputs()`` and ``outputs()`` used to return Iterable<ModuleItem<?>> this made random access on a Module's in and outputs painful. This restriction is not needed as the implementations of ModuleInfo already return a List.
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Use List instead of Iterable as returntype of ModuleInfo methods.
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Thanks, this is long (looooooong) overdue! 😹 |
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Reverted in edfc7c5 😭 |
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that return a list of ModuleItems.
inputs()andoutputs()used to returnIterable<ModuleItem<?>>this made random access on a Module's inputs and outputs painful. This restriction is not needed as the implementations of ModuleInfo already return a List. This change breaks compatibility with custom implementations ofModuleInfo, but not with any calls to the changed methods, asListis stillIterable.