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This adds a
Deprecation
object usingActiveSupport::Deprecation
, allowing us to log fancy deprecation warnings.It has been extracted from #81, as it will also be relevant in other PRs.
I believe the missing piece #81 needed to properly work with
DeprecationToolkit
was that we not only needed to configure it toattach_to
our deprecations, but we also needed to add ourDeprecation
to the host application'sdeprecators
, soDeprecationToolkit
will add the:notify
behavior to it, so it has notifications to subscribe to.1 The simplest way to do this is for us to use aRailtie
to register an initializer which does it.Footnotes
I feel like there's some documentation that could be improved, either in Rails or in
DeprecationToolkit
to capture this. ↩