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Remove alias from the schema and all features #1450

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@foolip foolip commented Jul 17, 2024

This mechanism for renames hasn't been used by any consumers that we
know of.

A mechanism like this may not be needed at all, and if it is we may want
to design it a bit different to allow consumers to detect both deleted
and renamed identifiers.

Removing this now does not prevent us from reintroducing this as a "new"
feature if the need arises. If so, we may want to design it a bit
different to handle both deleted and renamed identifiers.

This mechanism for renames hasn't been used by any consumers that we
know of.

A mechanism like this may not be needed at all, and if it is we may want
to design it a bit different to allow consumers to detect both deleted
and renamed identifiers.

Removing this now does not prevent us from reintroducing this as a "new"
feature if the need arises. If so, we may want to design it a bit
different to handle both deleted and renamed identifiers.
@github-actions github-actions bot added the feature definition Creating or defining new features or groups of features. label Jul 17, 2024
@foolip foolip requested a review from ddbeck July 17, 2024 16:04
@ddbeck ddbeck merged commit 31d1702 into web-platform-dx:main Jul 19, 2024
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@foolip foolip deleted the rm-alias branch July 19, 2024 13:13
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