Remove unusual public in Groovy example code #2238
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The `public` access modifier is quite unusal in Groovy code. Groovy treats fields without access modifier as properties and so public is kind of the default.
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This is completely true, I missed this PR 😅 |
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…ners#2238) The `public` access modifier is quite unidiomatic in Groovy code. Co-authored-by: Kevin Wittek <kiview@users.noreply.github.com>
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publicaccess modifier is quite unusal in Groovy code.Groovy treats fields without access modifier as properties and so public is kind of the default.