Disabling "Deprecate" does not disable deprecation on children of that blueprint

Disabling deprecation in parent classes is not inherited by child classes. Enabling deprecation in the parent is inherited by child classes. This could potentially cause you to have to go through each child class and disable deprecation.

1. Create/Open any Blueprint Project
2. Create a Blueprint based on Actor.
3. Create a child based on the newly created actor
4. Open the parent in the blueprint editor
5. In the Class Settings enable "Deprecate"
6. Compile the blueprint
7. Try to place an instance of the parent and child in the level
   • Unable to do so due to the deprecation.
8. Open the parent actor back up in the Blueprint Editor
9. In the class settings disable "Deprecate" and compile
10. Try to place an instance of the child actor in the level

Result: Disabling deprecation in the parent was not passed down to the child.

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