# Example Package (After Migration)
This directory shows the expected state of the example packages after running dissolve commands:
1. **dissolve info** - Identified all deprecated functions
2. **dissolve check** - Verified which functions could be replaced
3. **dissolve migrate --write** - Updated consumer code to use new APIs
4. **dissolve cleanup --write** - Removed deprecated functions from library
## Changes Made
### Consumer Code (`consumer/`)
- **main.py**: All `old_add()` calls replaced with `add()`
- **main.py**: All `old_multiply()` calls replaced with `multiply()`
- **main.py**: All `OldDataProcessor` usage replaced with `DataProcessor`
- **main.py**: All `LegacyUser.get_name()` calls replaced with `LegacyUser.get_display_name()`
- **main.py**: All deprecated config constants replaced with their literal values
- **main.py**: All deprecated container methods replaced with magic method equivalents
- **data_processing.py**: Similar replacements throughout the data processing module
- **test_integration.py**: All test assertions updated to use new APIs
### Library Code (`library/`)
- **utils.py**: Removed `old_add()`, `old_multiply()`, `square()`, `cube()`, `legacy_divide()`, `old_format_string()` functions
- **models.py**: Removed `OldDataProcessor` class, `LegacyUser.get_name()` and `LegacyUser.set_profile_data()` methods, `is_enabled` property
- **async_ops.py**: Removed `old_fetch_data()`, `get_json()`, `legacy_upload()`, `old_batch_fetch()` functions
- **processors.py**: Removed deprecated class methods and static methods from `ProcessingEngine` and `DataValidator`
- **config.py**: All `replace_me()` calls removed, leaving only the literal values
- **containers.py**: Removed deprecated methods from `LegacyContainer` and `SmartList` classes
## Expected Results
- **56 deprecated functions** identified and processed
- **Consumer code** now uses only modern APIs
- **Library code** cleaned up with deprecated functions removed
- **All tests** pass with updated assertions
- **No deprecation warnings** when running consumer code
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