Remove release-level "accepts_flags" property from schema#15990
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queengooborg merged 3 commits intomdn:mainfrom Apr 25, 2022
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Remove release-level "accepts_flags" property from schema#15990queengooborg merged 3 commits intomdn:mainfrom
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Makes sense, but can you find the issue/PR that introduced this and post a comment that this bit is being reverted? Maybe someone had grand plans for this.
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Done! This was added in by Daniel when adding the |
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Merging this since approval's been given! |
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This PR removes the release-level
accepts_flagsproperty from browser data from the schema. This property isn't used for linting and hasn't been adopted in browser data, as we already have a browser-wideaccepts_flagsstatement.Note: this can be included in a patch release as we have no data affected by this change.