Difference between revisions of "Template:Deprecated page"
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<tt><nowiki>{{deprecated_page| | <tt><nowiki>{{deprecated_page|{version}|{wiki}}}</nowiki></tt> | ||
=> "see the version | => "see the version {version} docs at .../{wiki}/...(page with same name as current page) | ||
</blockquote> | </blockquote> | ||
The full process is this: | |||
:* This pragma is added in the third stage of the deprecation process. | |||
:* In the first stage, a [[Template:Deprecation Planned]] note is added at the top of existing documentation. Users can still see it, but have a warning that it will be deprecated. | |||
:* In the second stage, [[Template:Deprecated]] note is added, saying that the feature has been deprecated. (Often, the process starts here. Deprecation planned is used when there is a serious impact that requires plenty of warning.) | |||
:* In the third stage, the material is removed, and replaced by this pragma, which points to a previous version of the documentation to find it. (That way, searches won't surface old material, but bookmarks will still work.) | |||
:* In final stage, the page is removed entirely. | |||
</noinclude> | </noinclude> | ||
Revision as of 20:12, 20 March 2014
For information on this deprecated functionality, see the version {{{1}}} platform docs:
https://agileappscloud.info/{{{2}}}/index.php?title=Deprecated_page
- Usage
{{deprecated_page|{version}|{wiki}}} => "see the version {version} docs at .../{wiki}/...(page with same name as current page)
The full process is this:
- This pragma is added in the third stage of the deprecation process.
- In the first stage, a Template:Deprecation Planned note is added at the top of existing documentation. Users can still see it, but have a warning that it will be deprecated.
- In the second stage, Template:Deprecated note is added, saying that the feature has been deprecated. (Often, the process starts here. Deprecation planned is used when there is a serious impact that requires plenty of warning.)
- In the third stage, the material is removed, and replaced by this pragma, which points to a previous version of the documentation to find it. (That way, searches won't surface old material, but bookmarks will still work.)
- In final stage, the page is removed entirely.