deprecation warning
[/ˌdɛprəˈkeɪʃən ˈwɔːrnɪŋ/]
nounpl: deprecation warnings
aviso de descontinuação
1. A message issued by software developers to alert users or other developers that a particular feature, function, API, or method is outdated and should no longer be used, as it may be removed in future versions
The compiler generated a deprecation warning for the old function that we need to replace with the new API.
O compilador gerou um aviso de descontinuação para a função antiga que precisamos substituir pela nova API.
2. A notification that encourages migration away from legacy code or deprecated features to maintain forward compatibility
Ignoring deprecation warnings in your codebase can lead to broken functionality when you upgrade to the next version.
Ignorar avisos de descontinuação em sua base de código pode resultar em funcionalidade quebrada quando você atualizar para a próxima versão.
This is a technical term primarily used in software development and programming contexts. It's part of the standard vocabulary in both English and Portuguese-speaking tech communities. In Brazil, developers increasingly use the English term 'deprecation warning' directly, though 'aviso de descontinuação' is the official Portuguese equivalent. The term reflects software industry best practices for maintaining code quality and managing technical debt across version releases.
Related Idioms & Phrases
fix the deprecation warning
suppress deprecation warnings
address deprecation warnings
ignore deprecation warnings at your own risk
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