Allow hiding deprecated config options #2853
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Hush, bot. I'm not sure what the immediate future is here - the main issue is that I'm not sure how to update the C++ plugin to work in the new world as it did before. We need to figure that out anyway though. |
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This marks all the language-specific stuff as deprecated and adds a feature flag that stops asp from getting them on its config object.
Hopefully this will start cutting down on errors from these (e.g. #2851 ran across another one that we never updated and which had been silently using the wrong Go tool for months); we should find out immediately that these don't exist.