Adding the [<RequireQualifiedAccess>] attribute to a module indicates that the module may not be opened and that references to the elements of the module require explicit qualified access. For example, the Microsoft.FSharp.Collections.List module has this attribute.
This is useful when functions and values in the module have names that are likely to conflict with names in other modules and requiring qualified access can greatly increase the long-term maintainability and evolvability of a library: functions can be added to the module without breaking source compatibility.
example suggestion
The List module has this attribute. This means you're not allowed to open the module:
https://github.com/MicrosoftDocs/visualfsharpdocs/blob/live/docs/conceptual/core.requirequalifiedaccessattribute-class-[fsharp].md
Require Qualified Access uses the word in the definition and therefore provides no useful information.
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/44462268/what-is-requirequalifiedaccess-attribute I had to read stack overflow to figure out what this actually did.
From F# org
Adding the
[<RequireQualifiedAccess>]attribute to a module indicates that the module may not beopened and that references to the elements of the module require explicit qualified access. For example, the Microsoft.FSharp.Collections.List module has this attribute.This is useful when functions and values in the module have names that are likely to conflict with names in other modules and requiring qualified access can greatly increase the long-term maintainability and evolvability of a library: functions can be added to the module without breaking source compatibility.
example suggestion
The List module has this attribute. This means you're not allowed to open the module:
Instead, you must do this: