Return types.UserInfo objects instead of pointers #115
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There isn't a good reason for returning pointers to the UserInfo type. When returned, there aren't any method operations on the type that will mutate it. It can and should be treated as a pure data object and updating the interface to remove the pointer makes this clearer. Signed-off-by: Adam Mohammed <admohammed@equinix.com>
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There isn't a good reason for returning pointers to the UserInfo type. When returned, there aren't any method operations on the type that will mutate it. It can and should be treated as a pure data object and updating the interface to remove the pointer makes this clearer.