Filter/ExactMatch: rename a private property #258
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Follow up on PR 202. There has been some discussion in ticket 198 about the future names of the methods which are associated with the properties and as one of the methods will get a rename, this commit anticipates on that by renaming the property which will capture the return value of the method to be in line with that change. As the property is `private`, this is a change which doesn't affect the API and is therefore non-breaking. The method renames will be handled in separate PRs as those are in the public API. See 198, 199 and 203.
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Description
Follow up on PR #202.
There has been some discussion in ticket #198 about the future names of the methods which are associated with the properties and as one of the methods will get a rename, this commit anticipates on that by renaming the property which will capture the return value of the method to be in line with that change.
As the property is
private, this is a change which doesn't affect the API and is therefore non-breaking.Suggested changelog entry
N/A
Related issues/external references
The method renames will be handled in separate PRs as those are in the public API. See #198, #199 and #203.