Is there any particular reason why ic_cdk::print was deprecated in favor of ic0::debug_print? And if not, could this decision be revisited?
In my codebase, for example, I don’t have any direct dependencies on ic0. None of my Cargo.toml files list ic0 as a direct dependency. I develop most ic related features using the ic_cdk without explicitly adding the underlying ic0 crate, because well, I use the ic_cdk. I imagine it’s the common case for most Rust developers.
Now, if I want to print debug information using this new function ic0::debug_print but, I cannot do so without explicitly adding the crate to my project, because ic0 is otherwise unknown - or at least neither RustRover not cargo build manage to find it.
So, unless I’m missing something, either I have to add it temporarily just for debugging purposes (and then remove it) - which is a bit annoying - or I add ic0 as a permanent dependency - which is also a bit annoying.
Therefore, from that point of view, and again unless I’m missing something, I feel like it would be beneficial from a DX perspective to keep those debug functions available in ic_cdk and why I’m asking if there is a reason and if it can be revisited.
WDYT?

