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Date: Wed, 28 Aug 2013 08:43:07 +0200
From: Andrea Pescetti <pescetti@apache.org>
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Subject: Blacklisting old French dictionary in 4.0.1 profile updates
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The maintainer of the French dictionary packaged a new extension that 
has a different identifier and that did not make it in time for 4.0. The 
old dictionary, by the same author, is to be considered retired.

Before I open an issue for it, would this be a good case to add the old 
ID to the "blacklisted" extensions for 4.0.1, i.e., those that won't be 
migrated even if the user decides to keep his old profile?

The old French dictionary should be replaced by the new one in all cases 
and cannot coexist with the new one, so those who found it bundled will 
simply find the new one bundled and have the old one not migrated due to 
blacklisting; those who had installed it from the Extensions site will 
just reopen the Extensions site and download the new one (the only one 
available).

Regards,
   Andrea.

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