Mark Bookmark Methods as Deprecated (From Discussions #209)#210
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@lihbr Please take a look if these changes align with your idea from the discussion or if you see anything wrong with handling this like I did? If you see nothing wrong I would merge this and tag a new version |
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This pull request marks the public methods for bookmarks as @deprecated since the new version (which would be 5.4.0)!
It has to be done, as the field will be removed from the prismic api on February 12 2025 (see #209)
I added tests to ensure the methods will still work without the field beeing present.
They will simply return an empty array (or null, if checked for a specific bookmark).