Drop deprecated AutoSchema._get_reference method
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As well the unused RemovedInDRF316Warning
TGoddessana
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TGoddessana
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Is that a question for me? If so, I'm not sure I understand what is being asked, but FWIW I searched for references of this method in the DRF codebase/docs and couldn't find any. |
There doesn't seem to be anywhere in the codebase where the removed method is being referenced. 
The removed warning class also doesn't appear to be referenced anywhere in the entire codebase. |
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Description
In preparation for the upcoming 3.16 release, drop
AutoSchema._get_referencemethod which is marked asRemovedInDRF316Warning.The warning class is now unused, so dropping that as well (shouldn't be needed with DRF 3.16).