As pointed out in PR in #39 and #40, the code implemented does not respect many of our basic coding standards. Moreover some encapsulation is clearly broken when accessing private member of another instances etc..
All of that can and should be updated before implementing even more code that does not respect our coding standards.
As pointed out in PR in #39 and #40, the code implemented does not respect many of our basic coding standards. Moreover some encapsulation is clearly broken when accessing private member of another instances etc..
All of that can and should be updated before implementing even more code that does not respect our coding standards.