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src/lib.rs: update #73

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    • Core components have been restructured to improve external accessibility and streamline conditional availability without affecting existing behavior.

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The changes adjust module declarations for conditional compilation and public access. In the main library file, the internal serializing module is now public and the mini_selector module is exposed only when the corresponding feature flag is enabled. In addition, the md module within the serializing code is now conditionally compiled based on the "markdown" feature flag.

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File(s) Change Summary
src/lib.rs Changed the serializing module from private to public and added a conditional public declaration for the mini_selector module using a feature flag.
src/…/serializing.rs Added the #[cfg(feature = "markdown")] attribute to the md module, making its compilation dependent on the "markdown" feature.

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🧹 Nitpick comments (1)
src/lib.rs (1)

40-41: Consider removing unnecessary blank lines.

These extra blank lines don't serve any functional purpose. While they don't affect functionality, removing them would keep the file cleaner.

 pub use selection::Selection;
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src/serializing.rs (1)

2-3: Adding conditional compilation for the md module is a good enhancement.

This change ensures the md module is only compiled when the "markdown" feature is enabled, which aligns well with the existing conditional export of serialize_md on lines 5-6. This is a good practice for organizing optional features in Rust and reduces unnecessary code in builds where markdown isn't needed.

src/lib.rs (2)

28-29: Good use of feature flags for optional functionality.

Adding conditional compilation for the mini_selector module is a clean approach to organize optional features. This ensures the module is only available when users explicitly enable the "mini_selector" feature, keeping the default dependency tree minimal.


26-26:

❓ Verification inconclusive

Making the serializing module public improves API accessibility.

Changing from mod serializing; to pub mod serializing; makes this module and its public contents available to users of the crate. This is a breaking change that should be noted in the crate's changelog since it modifies the public API.


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API Change Notice: Ensure Changelog Update for Public Module Exposure

Changing mod serializing; to pub mod serializing; successfully makes the module and its public contents accessible to crate users. Since this is a breaking change to the API, please update the changelog accordingly. Although an initial automated search did not reveal external references to the serializing module, it's advisable to manually verify that no external code relies on its previous private state.

@niklak niklak merged commit 3f0c793 into main Feb 25, 2025
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@niklak niklak deleted the feature/visibility-feature branch February 25, 2025 14:50
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