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Notable changes |
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`-disabledeprecation` removal |
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In release 1.0.9 we implemented automatic deprecation of `zcashd` software |
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versions made by the Zcash Company. The configuration option |
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`-disabledeprecation` was added as a way for users to specifically choose to |
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stay on a particular software version. However, it incorrectly implied that |
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deprecated releases would still be supported. |
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This release removes the `-disabledeprecation` option, so that `zcashd` software |
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versions made by the Zcash Company will always shut down in accordance with the |
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defined deprecation policy (currently 16 weeks after release). Users who wish to |
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use a different policy must now specifically choose to either: |
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- edit and compile the source code themselves, or |
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- obtain a software version from someone else who has done so (and obtain |
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support from them). |
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Either way, it is much clearer that the software they are running is not |
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supported by the Zcash Company. |
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