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Formalize the concept of "soft deprecation" (don't schedule removal) in PEP 387 "Backwards Compatibility Policy"
Hi, I would like to specify clearly a new “soft deprecation” status in PEP 387: Backwards Compatibility Policy for functions which should be avoided for new code since these functions will not be developed further, but …
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Hi, I would like to specify clearly a new “soft deprecation” status in PEP 387: Backwards Compatibility Policy for functions which should be avoided for new code since these functions will not be developed further, but …
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Formalize the concept of "soft deprecation" (don't schedule removal) in PEP 387 "Backwards Compatibility Policy"
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