Remove schedule_update and schedule_update_any from prelude #4128
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This is fine - there's a many number of things I want to move out of the prelude into If you're interested in following it up, maybe create a new issue detailing which items don't make sense in the prelude and then a follow up PR pulling them out? |
I've only used a very small part of the API surface so I'm probably not the right person for that. |
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I proposed this change in #4114 (comment) to reduce emphasis on
schedule_update_any. Feel free to close if undesired.If merged, migration guide should include a note directing people to import from
dioxus::dioxus_coreinstead ofdioxus::preludeor migrate to a different API.