Make the flat file processor deprecated message more useful #14160
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…14160] * upstream/pr/14160: Make the flat file processor deprecated message more useful for pinpointing the source
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What does it do?
The new deprecated messages introduced in #14136 are being triggered now that 2.7 is out, but the one for flat file processors is missing some context. This PR changes that message a bit, to include the calling action and the path.
Why is it needed?
Previous message lacked the information needed to identify the problem:
Now, it's more helpful:
Related issue(s)/PR(s)
#14136, #14127