Export Reverse in Base.Order#6780
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This seems sensible to me. Should we wait a bit of is this fine to just swap out? I kind of think it's fine to change what Reverse means – the old thing was so broken and this is so different it's hard to imagine anyone not noticing this change. |
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Export Reverse in Base.Order
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In the past, Base.Order did not export Reverse since it clashed with the Reverse iterator. However, Reverse iterator has since been removed (see #4590), so there is no longer any conflict.