The actual code remove seems to be missing.

The actual code remove seems to be missing.

No, the methods are used privately in a few places in the same file, or somewhere else (by referring directly to _path) in the codebase. (grepped each of them one by one). So basically it only remove aliases.

For example lib/matplotlib/collections.py uses ind = _path.point_in_path_collection(...) so while path.point_in_path_collection is deprecated, _path.point_in_path_collection is used and can't be removed.

I don't know if this use of _path.point_in_path_collection is the right way of doing it, but my guess is that the deprecation what meant to allow a refactoring of this code by wrapping all of the above in python wrappers and consider the function private.

Also weirdly the code are in .h files o_O and the module also have a _path_wrapper.cpp. I'm a bit too afraid to touch these.

This is a subset of #7771. I'd rather my PR gets merged as it removes more code and would need a rebase if this one gets merged first :)

This is a subset of #7771. I'd rather my PR gets merged as it removes more code and would need a rebase if this one gets merged first :)

Ah ! No problem, I missed it