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Not sure why they couldn't rename it, make the previous function an alias of the new one, and deprecate it.
by Vanit 9y ago
Not sure why they couldn't rename it, make the previous function an alias of the new one, and deprecate it.
- toast0 9y agoIf it made it into a public Windows release, and is useful (well clearly it's useful, since multiple internal teams called it), the deprecation cycle is measured in decades. It's not worth deprecating something because it was poorly spelled, when there are lots of other things to deprecate for good reasons.
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