Remove public $stream property from all resource streams #90
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Any idea why the tests are failing? |
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Not sure what's going on with Travis at the moment, the build logs are not available currently, but force-pushing this again seems to have fixed the failing tests |
jsor
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Remove public $stream property from all resource streams. This property has attracted some low quality code and interacting with it could easily break the stream semantics.
Empirical evidence suggests this isn't really needed anyway, so I propose to remove it from the public API for now. Should we need this again in the future, it's a simple feature addition with no BC break, so I'd suggest removing this until we find a use case that actually relies on this.