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@mhuesch mhuesch commented Aug 19, 2019

Add comments on PredicateFailure data declarations.

Rename a few constructors, adding a S_ prefix to indicate their
structural-ness.

Document the convention in the class definition.

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LGTM

mhuesch added a commit that referenced this pull request Aug 20, 2019
Add comments on `PredicateFailure` data declarations.

Rename a few constructors, adding a `S_` prefix to indicate their
structural-ness.

Document the convention in the class definition.
@mhuesch mhuesch force-pushed the mhuesch/document_STS_PFs_structural_throwable branch from fac7363 to ef891b2 Compare August 20, 2019 15:21
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mhuesch commented Aug 20, 2019

I'm going to merge this so I can get on with revising my other PRs which build on top of this. If we need to amend the comments later let's use a separate PR.

@mhuesch mhuesch merged commit e0c0849 into master Aug 20, 2019
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Document throwable vs structural `PredicateFailure`s
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Expose adoptedProtocolParameters from validation state
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