Make public backing fields explicitly unscoped. #231
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Previously, we maintained scoping information in the name. This was a bit messy; this PR changes the approach to not give them a scope at all. We don't remove the special case on public scope yet, since that also impacts public properties.
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Previously, we maintained scoping information in the name. This was a bit messy; this PR changes the approach to not give them a scope at all. We don't remove the special case on public scope yet, since that also impacts public properties.
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Previously, we maintained scoping information in the name. This was a bit messy; this PR changes the approach to not give them a scope at all.
We don't remove the special case on public scope yet, since that also impacts public properties.