Prefer "inclusion" argument to "in" 🐹 #84
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Following #82, the name
inclusion
is clearer thanin
for input arguments.Deprecation-wise, the idea is to:
in
argument by allowing both syntaxes and removing the previous syntax from the documentation,in
argument with a warning on use,in
argument, on a major version upgrade.