Awesome 
By the way, does anybody have a workaround for using @stable directly on the top-level block of a Julia module?
I would like to do:
module MyPackage
@stable begin # Wrap entire package
# pkg code...
# with some reexports:
using Reexport: @reexport
@reexport using MySubmodule: A, B, C
end
end
However, for this, it says @reexport is undefined. I looked more into this and it seems macros aren’t allowed to have their definition in a regular block:
begin
macro m(ex); ex; end
@m 1
end
This gives the same error. (e.g., Macros not imported within blocks)
So, to this, my question is: how can I apply @stable to the top-level block of a module, from within the module itself?
Basically I want for
@stable begin
end
to get “merged” into the same block it sits in, rather than creating a new block.