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[stable33] fix(developer): document removal of the "whats new" feature #14042

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4 changes: 4 additions & 0 deletions developer_manual/app_publishing_maintenance/app_upgrade_guide/upgrade_to_33.rst
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Expand Up @@ -96,6 +96,7 @@ Removed APIs

- The global ``md5`` implementation is removed. It was deprecated since Nextcloud 20 and not used by Nextcloud anymore.
If you still need a ``md5`` implementation you can just use some external package like `crypto-browserify <https://www.npmjs.com/package/crypto-browserify>`_.
- ``OCP.WhatsNew`` was removed.
- ``OC.AppConfig`` was deprecated since Nextcloud 16 and was now removed. Instead use ``OCP.AppConfig``.
- The ``OC.Settings.UserSettings`` api was removed.
- The ``OC.SystemTags`` api was removed. If you need to get the list of system tags,
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}

- The ``\OCP\Files::buildNotExistingFileName`` and related private helper ``\OC_Helper::buildNotExistingFileName`` were deprecated since Nextcloud 14 and were now removed. Use ``\OCP\Files\Folder::getNonExistingName`` instead.

- The ``WhatsNew`` feature was removed as such the ``OC\Updater\ChangesCheck`` class and related APIs.
This also includes the ``whats_new`` database table and the ``WhatsNewController`` class which was serving the now removed ``/core/whatsnew`` endpoint.
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