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Remove old preferences system #9752

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@le717 le717 commented Oct 31, 2014

For #8751.

This also removes PreferencesManager.setValueAndSave(), deprecated by 08e8208 in Sprint 37. In order to prevent a repeat of Quick Open, I removed it in a separate commit in case it needs to be reverted and set my search utility to scan more thoroughly. No known extension usage was discovered.

/cc @dangoor

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* @param {function(string)=} prefCheckCallback Optional callback function that
* examines each preference key for migration.
*/
function convertPreferences(clientID, rules, isViewState, prefCheckCallback) {
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We should also remove all the usages of this functions in our codebase.

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I should not touch a scrap of code when I am tired...

Done.

along with any related but now unneeded functions.
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busykai commented Jan 31, 2015

I guess it's pretty safe to remove the old preference implementation at this point. This PR is not mergeable, but before @le717 actualizes it, we need to decide.

CC @redmunds, @peterflynn

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le717 commented Jan 31, 2015

@busykai The outcome of #10412 will effect this.

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Closing in favour of #12720 since is more up-to-date.

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