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When a feature or function is deprecated, this means that future versions will not support it. Although it may work in current or older versions of the software, the relevant code will not be updated, and it will eventually be deleted outright. Projects that rely on deprecated features or functions should find another way to accomplish the same effect. | When a feature or function is deprecated, this means that future versions will not support it. Although it may work in current or older versions of the software, the relevant code will not be updated, and it will eventually be deleted outright. Projects that rely on deprecated features or functions should find another way to accomplish the same effect. | ||
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Revision as of 07:56, 4 January 2009
Deprecation
When a feature or function is deprecated, this means that future versions will not support it. Although it may work in current or older versions of the software, the relevant code will not be updated, and it will eventually be deleted outright. Projects that rely on deprecated features or functions should find another way to accomplish the same effect.
