I could not find any release where the method is deprecated but not removed.
Since this method has been very often used in our organization, this makes upgrading more difficult.
Would it be possible to bring back the deprecated shim for a few releases so that we can migrate away from it more gracefully? Or can you suggest a migration strategy so that we don't have to rewrite the code and upgrade the library in unison?
We noticed what we think is a breaking change without a deprecation window, starting in the 26 series for Java.
The affected method is
JsonFormat.Printer
includingDefaultValueFields()
with no arguments.Looking at the commit history, it was deprecated in:
But then immediately after removed in:
I could not find any release where the method is deprecated but not removed.
Since this method has been very often used in our organization, this makes upgrading more difficult.
Would it be possible to bring back the deprecated shim for a few releases so that we can migrate away from it more gracefully? Or can you suggest a migration strategy so that we don't have to rewrite the code and upgrade the library in unison?
Thank you!