Remove deprecated arguments in data_rename() and data_match()#603
Remove deprecated arguments in data_rename() and data_match()#603etiennebacher merged 11 commits intomainfrom
data_rename() and data_match()#603Conversation
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@etiennebacher Not sure, but I think after removing |
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I'd have to check in more detail but 4 months is not that old for an argument deprecation. Also this would be a breaking change so it would be better to use a minor version bump rather than a patch version for this. |
Yes, but we can set the final version number just before release. For the devel versions, it's important to have at least an increase for the fourth place, to make sure |
Yes, usually not. But we deprecated this with version 1, so we already had that "API" change, which would justify the clean-up ;-) But I leave it to you to keep the deprecation messages longer and remove the arguments later. |
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I'd like to have at least 6 months of deprecation, i.e. wait until early July, before removing them, so putting this on draft and this won't be a blocker for a potential release next week (cf #615).
Note to self: don't forget to address this comment before merging. |
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I think so, it is also what was documented in the parameter description. To me, "safe" in this context means "Don't let users think they renamed something when they actually didn't". So I'm keeping the behavior as is. |
data_rename() and data_rename()
data_rename() and data_rename()data_rename() and data_match()
According to git blame, these are deprecated for at least 4 months now.