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Creating a task with the currently available gem version from rubygems.org (0.10.3) creates the following deprecation output on the console:
This request is affected by the "new_project_templates" deprecation. Please visit this url for more info: https://forum.asana.com/t/a-new-api-for-project-templates/156432
Adding "new_project_templates" to your "Asana-Enable" or "Asana-Disable" header will opt in/out to this deprecation and suppress this warning.
This request is affected by the "new_user_task_lists" deprecation. Please visit this url for more info: https://forum.asana.com/t/update-on-our-planned-api-changes-to-user-task-lists-a-k-a-my-tasks/103828
Adding "new_user_task_lists" to your "Asana-Enable" or "Asana-Disable" header will opt in/out to this deprecation and suppress this warning.
The new_project_templates deprecation requires new api endpoints to be addressed, so does not seem to be anything users of the gem can do by themselves.
The new_user_task_list deprecation simply returns a field less in GET responses, if I read the linked forum entry correctly, so shouldn't be a big issue, however it would be nice to have the deprecation notice suppressed.
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Creating a task with the currently available gem version from rubygems.org (0.10.3) creates the following deprecation output on the console:
The
new_project_templates
deprecation requires new api endpoints to be addressed, so does not seem to be anything users of the gem can do by themselves.The
new_user_task_list
deprecation simply returns a field less in GET responses, if I read the linked forum entry correctly, so shouldn't be a big issue, however it would be nice to have the deprecation notice suppressed.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: