fix(jsii): unexpected deprecated warnings when a deprecated interface is extended #3112
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… is extended It is common in the AWS CDK for non-deprecated interfaces to extend deprecated interfaces. Currently, when this occurs and the non-deprecated subclass is referenced, a warning is generated notifying the deprecation of its superclass. Modify the implementation such that the warning is produced only when a property of the deprecated interface is referenced. In the case when a deprecated interface with no required properties is used without any of its properties set, a warning will not be generated. This should occur rarely and the trade off is acceptable. fixes #3111
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It is common in the AWS CDK for non-deprecated interfaces to extend
deprecated interfaces.
Currently, when this occurs and the non-deprecated subclass is
referenced, a warning is generated notifying the deprecation of its
superclass.
Modify the implementation such that the warning is produced only when
a property of the deprecated interface is referenced.
In the case when a deprecated interface with no required properties is
used without any of its properties set, a warning will not be generated.
This should occur rarely and the trade off is acceptable.
fixes #3111
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