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Adds support for coming and deprecated which function very similarly
to added.

Adds support for `coming` and `deprecated` which function very similarly
to `added`.
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This actual change looks fine to me, however I did leave some comments about a couple of things I felt were worth clarifying first.

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# added[6.0.0-beta1]
# changed[6.0.0-beta1]

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The code and comments disagree, the code says coming but the comments say changed

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I've pushed a fix!

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[:added, 'added'],
[:coming, 'changed'],
[:deprecated, 'deleted'],

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One of these things is not like the others! I'm sure there is a reason BUT, to people (like me!) reading this, the word deprecated absolutely does not mean the same thing as deleted, in fact it very specifically implies "definitely totally 100% still present".

Is this dictated by the docbook side? I see from the tests that the revisionFlag will contain deleted. If that is within our control it may be worth its own issue? I have no clear sense of how much inertia there is behind it either.

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It is dictated by the docbook side, yeah. I'll file an issue for it! I think it is a thing that we can clean up now, but I'd like to break it into its own thing.

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@nik9000 nik9000 merged commit 44f428e into elastic:master Feb 7, 2019
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nik9000 commented Feb 7, 2019

Thanks for reviewing @ddillinger!

nik9000 added a commit that referenced this pull request Feb 15, 2019
Adds support for `coming` and `deprecated` which function very similarly
to `added`.
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