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Create a --preview flag for disruptive changes between major updates
See original GitHub issueAs discussed in #2394, we’d like to shove disruptive style changes between major updates behind a --preview flag. And I think it should be created and available even if such changes have not been implemented yet, so that our CLI is consistent.
Perhaps:
- add the CLI option
- create a separate style docs section for describing the style
- from now on announce these kinds of changes under a “preview” header in our changelog
- document a consistent way of writing preview tests without disrupting stable (I think just duplicating might be fine)
Thoughts, suggestions?
@ichard26 shall we add this to the “stable” project?
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Yes, that sounds like a good approach. We could also just use the existing Mode object, and when we create that we set whatever flags we want to True based on the value of the
--previewflag.Yeah that could work! Or we could even have it as a (private?) attribute of Mode. I’ll have to test things.