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Cool! Can you please make sure the name TypeTuple is still present in the AliasSeq documentation? People who see TypeTuple in code must be able to find it in the documentation.
Cool! Can you please make sure the name TypeTuple is still present in the AliasSeq documentation? People who see TypeTuple in code must be able to find it in the documentation.
I don't think this is necessary. Thanks to the docsarchives.dlang.io they will always immediately find it:
It's already on top of page 2 and I bet it will go up even higher in the ranking once the page is removed in the next release (and all ddoc / ddox links) are gone.
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Small-scale follow-up to #4968 as triggering deprecation isn't very welcome, but at least we can stop newcomers being confused.
Other PRs: #5484 and dlang/dlang.org#1701