Change some usages of "deprecated" to "obsolete" (#9062)
"Deprecated" means that something is still in use, but is unsupported and needs to be removed. "Obsolete" means it is already out of use.
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@ -20,7 +20,7 @@ function core.node_metadata_inventory_move_allow_all()
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function core.add_to_creative_inventory(itemstring)
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core.log("deprecated", "core.add_to_creative_inventory: This function is deprecated and does nothing.")
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core.log("deprecated", "core.add_to_creative_inventory is obsolete and does nothing.")
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end
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--
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@ -321,11 +321,11 @@ for name in pairs(forbidden_item_names) do
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end
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-- Deprecated:
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-- Obsolete:
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-- Aliases for core.register_alias (how ironic...)
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--core.alias_node = core.register_alias
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--core.alias_tool = core.register_alias
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--core.alias_craftitem = core.register_alias
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-- core.alias_node = core.register_alias
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-- core.alias_tool = core.register_alias
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-- core.alias_craftitem = core.register_alias
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--
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-- Built-in node definitions. Also defined in C.
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