Ruby: use a valid instance variable name for descriptor
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Setting an instance variable without an `@` prefix makes it unnacessible from the Ruby side, which prevent introspection by various tools. I see no reason to prevent this.
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We want to reduce the public API surface so that we have the freedom to change the internals. That said, I think it's generally understood that |
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Setting an instance variable without an
@prefix makes it unacessible from the Ruby side, which prevent introspection by various tools.I see no reason to prevent this.