This method was added in v2.5 and was needed because it was necessary to disown an OBSOLETE class and all of it's extension methods from other packages ... BECAUSE ... the registry implementation was looking up the extension methods by name instead of class and since some obsolete classes are atomically renamed, it's name no longer matches the name of the loaded package under management ... should probably do a detect on the loaded class handle in all cases and never do name-based look ups in the registry methods ...
This method was added in v2.5 and was needed because it was necessary to disown an OBSOLETE class and all of it's extension methods from other packages ... BECAUSE ... the registry implementation was looking up the extension methods by name instead of class and since some obsolete classes are atomically renamed, it's name no longer matches the name of the loaded package under management ... should probably do a detect on the loaded class handle in all cases and never do name-based look ups in the registry methods ...