Don't use AbstractController in 3.4 branch #11165
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This PR was merged into the 3.4 branch. Discussion ---------- Don't use AbstractController in 3.4 branch In 3.4 we always extend from Controller instead of AbstractController, so this PR fixes the wrong occurrences. The only remaining occurrence is one which explicitly explains something about AbstractController. Commits ------- a464d7e Don't use AbstractController in 3.4 branch
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This PR was merged into the 4.2 branch. Discussion ---------- promote AbstractController in 4.2 branch Follow up of @javiereguiluz's #11165 Commits ------- b6ab4fa promote AbstractController in 4.2 branch
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In 3.4 we always extend from Controller instead of AbstractController, so this PR fixes the wrong occurrences. The only remaining occurrence is one which explicitly explains something about AbstractController.