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The documentation for @deprecated is deprecated, as noted on its page, per issue #2214, and says the following on its page:
Deprecated:@deprecated decorator is deprecated. Use the #deprecated directive instead.
That much is all fine.
However, there is no documentation on the #deprecated directive.
The instruction to use the #deprecated directive does not link to documentation for the new feature. (It should!)
There is no page titled #deprecated.
There is no page titled Directives, or dedicated to explaining what directives are and which directives exist.
There is no entry for Directives in the Language Basics table of contents. Its overview page also does not mention directives.
The example for @deprecated says to use the deprecated directive and provides the only example I can find of using it, but this is not exactly primary documentation for #deprecated or for what a directive is or what makes it different to a decorator.
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The documentation for
@deprecated
is deprecated, as noted on its page, per issue #2214, and says the following on its page:That much is all fine.
However, there is no documentation on the
#deprecated
directive.#deprecated
directive does not link to documentation for the new feature. (It should!)#deprecated
.The example for
@deprecated
says to use the deprecated directive and provides the only example I can find of using it, but this is not exactly primary documentation for#deprecated
or for what a directive is or what makes it different to a decorator.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: