Advance RFC #0739 "EmberData | Deprecate Non Strict Relationships" to Stage Released
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@runspired is this release now? Wondering if this is ready to advance to the next stage. Same goes for #926 and #925 |
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Updates from the weekly review meeting: this is released (and in fact removed at 5.0) and we just need to make updates here in the tracking. |
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Advance #739 to the Released Stage
Summary
This pull request is advancing the RFC to the Released Stage.
Upon merging this PR, automation will open a draft PR for this RFC to move to the Recommended Stage.
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