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Revise trestle project structure & documentation to clarify public vs private signatures. #924

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butler54 opened this issue Dec 8, 2021 · 2 comments
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butler54 commented Dec 8, 2021

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Currently trestle has most methods scoped publicly. This creates uncertainty around which methods are acceptable to change w/o breaking backwards compatibility.

Identify all critical public api signatures

  • OscalBaseModel
  • load distributed
  • repository api
  • CLI signatures
  • certain drawio and markdown apis and IO
  • load_distributed
  • trestle.oscal.*

Document these then:

  • Refactor exisiting code to 'hide' imports as appropriate from public consumptions.
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@butler54 This could help create some boundaries for this proposal - oscal-compass/community#68. Should we close or keep this open?

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