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Just over a year seems to be a long-enough transition period. The way this method was introduced forced the implementors of the interface to implement it even if the other, tracing-aware, version was implemented as well - but it was never called directly by the engine. This caused moderate chaos and confusion, resulting in versions which just returned null.

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Deprecated in #18899.

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* Removed deprecated `SystemAccessControlFactory#create` method. ({issue}`issuenumber`)

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@ksobolew ksobolew requested review from ebyhr and wendigo December 5, 2024 08:39
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ksobolew commented Dec 5, 2024

Ahah, this time revapi complains...

Just over a year seems to be a long-enough transition period. The way
this method was introduced forced the implementors of the interface to
implement it even if the other, tracing-aware, version was implemented
as well - but it was never called directly by the engine. This caused
moderate chaos and confusion, resulting in versions which just returned
`null`.
@ksobolew ksobolew force-pushed the kudi/remove-obsolete-factory-method branch from 7574cbd to dab90ee Compare December 5, 2024 08:56
@wendigo wendigo merged commit 97508bb into trinodb:master Dec 5, 2024
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@github-actions github-actions bot added this to the 467 milestone Dec 5, 2024
@ksobolew ksobolew deleted the kudi/remove-obsolete-factory-method branch December 5, 2024 09:57
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