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If you install a package, and it prints a deprecation message, we recommend following the instructions, if possible.
That might mean updating to a new version, or updating your package dependencies.
A deprecation message doesn't always mean the package or version is unusable; it may mean the package is unmaintained and will no longer be updated by the publisher.
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