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Python Modeling Interface
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Keep support for stat file v1? #231

Closed saltzberg closed 7 years ago

saltzberg commented 7 years ago

Do we need to keep support for stat file v1 in the new PMI release?

If not, I can remove this as I update ProcessOutput.

benmwebb commented 7 years ago

Yes, please don't break any more PMI stuff for now. I just got it all working! I'll be making a new release in the next week or so.

saltzberg commented 7 years ago

Duly noted =)

benmwebb commented 7 years ago

Also, of course, we try not to simply remove stuff. It should be deprecated for one stable release and removed in the next (and noted in the changelog). Removing stuff without telling people is super annoying!

I'll see if I can slip a deprecation warning for old statfiles in before the upcoming release.

saltzberg commented 7 years ago

Sure thing. I could add a deprecation warning into the IF statement that flags a file as stat1. That would be if I knew how to add a deprecation warning, which I don't.

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Also, of course, we try not to simply remove stuff. It should be deprecated for one stable release and removed in the next (and noted in the changelog). Removing stuff without telling people is super annoying!

I'll see if I can slip a deprecation warning for old statfiles in before the upcoming release.

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benmwebb commented 7 years ago

The 'official' deprecation macros are only for functions and classes, so for a deprecated file format, just print a warning message. For Python code, here's an example (this is for old-style topology files). For C++ code, use IMP_WARN.