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I have come to believe this module is at best useless. It's not a good practice to import a whole bunch of things at once and not be sure what you're getting, or what the code depends on. It's also not obvious what counts as an "operator"; at one time it may have been pretty clear but we have a lot more operators now, and have added some functions to the module that don't look like operators, so the classification is no longer useful.
Interestingly, while making this change I noticed that most of the Base modules that imported
Operators
had already switched to a different approach, eitherimport Base: +
or definingBase.:(+)(...)
, such that theimportall Operators
line could just be deleted.If this change is popular I can try to work out a deprecation mechanism.