Migrate away from deprecated strong-mode analysis options #747
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@parlough please rebase |
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Sorry about the delay. I've fixed the remaining errors, allowing CI to pass. I'd like to get this change in to update |
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@parlough thanks for contribution, I will copied your PR fixed conflict and made small changes and we will merge it. |
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Thank you!! |
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The old strong-mode options have been deprecated for a while and are set for removal. They have been replaced and augmented by newer analysis language modes.