only show backdated binding warning when deprecation warnings are enabled #57886
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The backdating thing was supposed to be quite temporary - possibly even removed by 1.12 final, which is why we didn't put it under the depwarn flag originally. Are there any common patterns to these outdated accesses? It wasn't really supposed to be all that common to hit this. |
This was referenced Mar 31, 2025
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@KristofferC did you see @Keno's comment & question (This also has a merge conflict by now :-/) |
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I think it is way too spammy right now. You precompile a set of packages and then have pages and pages of this warning. Don't think that is ok to introduce by default in a minor release. With the same argument that deprecation warnings are disabled by default, I think this should be as well.