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Depending on why and when an object in the standard library has been deprecated, we won't flag it when targeting certain Go versions. We don't currently apply the same logic to imports. This hasn't been a problem yet, because
crypto/md4 should never be used and would always be flagged, anyway
io/ioutil doesn't have the deprecated marker, and even though we've manually marked it as deprecated in our database, we don't flag it, because we don't consult the database for imports yet.
We should nevertheless fix this and prepare for the future.
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Depending on why and when an object in the standard library has been deprecated, we won't flag it when targeting certain Go versions. We don't currently apply the same logic to imports. This hasn't been a problem yet, because
We should nevertheless fix this and prepare for the future.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: