Deprecate Module.local_constants
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That was a 1.8 compatibility method. We should remove it from the guide and deprecate it. |
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I'm not sure what '1.8 compatibility method' means. |
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In ruby 1.8, it was not so easy. Now, it shouldn't be used anywhere; we should change anything that does to just call |
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After Ruby 1.9, we can easily get the constants that have been defined locally by `Module.constants(false)`.
Module.local_constants to be public APIModule.local_constants
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Deprecate `Module.local_constants`
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Module.local_constantsis treated as public API in 'Constans' sessionof Rails guide active_support_core_extensions. So it is better to remove
#:nodoc:.