Prevent deprecation warning for PersistentDict: use PersistentMapping.#130
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`persistent/dict.py` simply has this code, for a long time now:
```
from zope.deferredimport import deprecated
deprecated(
"`persistent.dict.PersistentDict` is deprecated. Use"
" `persistent.mapping.PersistentMapping` instead."
" This backward compatibility shim will be removed in persistent"
" version 7.",
PersistentDict='persistent.mapping:PersistentMapping',
)
```
Originally this was supposed to be removed in version 6.
And already since `persistent` 4.0.0 from 2012 is `PersistentDict` a backwards compatibility import for `PersistentMapping`.
So it seems safe to finally make the shift here. :-)
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persistent/dict.pysimply has this code, for a long time now:Originally this was supposed to be removed in version 6. And already since
persistent4.0.0 from 2012 isPersistentDicta backwards compatibility import forPersistentMapping.So it seems safe to finally make the shift here. :-)