Using private javascript methods to prevent conflicts in shared workflow components?

Our team keeps breaking payment calculation logic when editing shared automations. If I convert helper functions to private class methods in our JS snippets, will that prevent accidental overrides? How are others handling version control with low-code components?

Yes - private methods prevent naming collisions. We version control entire workflows as encapsulated units. Team members extend via public methods without touching core logic.

Combine private methods with JSDoc tags indicating ‘stable API’. We use this plus a pre-commit hook that checks for @override annotations. Reduced merge conflicts by 70%.

export classes w/ clear public interfaces. teammates use composition instead of modifying ur internals

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