Change from using the term blacklist
to excluded
#961
Merged
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Description of the Change
There's a handful of places we were using the term
blacklist
. To be more inclusive (and more descriptive), this PR changes those to use the termexcluded
.There was one utility function and one filter that used the term
blacklist
. I've added deprecations for both of those, though we may be safe to just completely remove/rename the function (more likely though that the filter is being used).Note also there's a handful of places that will need version numbers updated before we release this. I've left those as
X.X.X
for now.Closes #960
How to test the Change
Nothing that really needs tested here, though could test the meta exclusion piece to ensure nothing broke there (though this should just be name changes, no functionality changes).
Changelog Entry
Credits
Props @dkotter, @jeffpaul
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