Object Checkpoints Deprecated. Why?

Question

A great feature of TestComplete is&nbsp;Object Checkpoints, where one can verify multiple object properties at a time, without having to define individual mapped names.&nbsp;Objects.Save(Aliases.panelPieResultsTable, "PieResultsTable", "innerHTML", "", false);
Objects.Items("PieResultsTable").Check(Aliases.panelPieResultsTable);&nbsp;The above example, saves the object properties of innerHTML (table cells also include SVG), and performs a Check (after commenting out Objects.Save).&nbsp;&nbsp;Why is this feature being deprecated?

marsha_r · Answer

I didn't find a specific mention of this in Version History, but generally TestComplete features are deprecated when usage of the feature is low.

rraghvani · Answer

As stated here&nbsp;&nbsp;

marsha_r · Answer

Yes, it is there under the feature but sometimes when a feature is deprecated, there is mention of it in Version History when the deprecation actually happens.
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https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/general-info/version-history/index.html
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I went through the all the versions of 15 and 14 and did not see any mention of it.&nbsp; You are welcome to look through those pages yourself.
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