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features:
  - Previously, when pre-deployment garbage collection occurred it executed ``.destroy``
    method for objects that were present in the ``ObjectsCopy`` section of the
    object model (which is the snapshot of the model after last deployment)
    and not present in the current model anymore (because they were deleted
    through the API between deployments). If the destroyed objects were to
    access another object that was not deleted it was accessing its copy from
    the ``ObjectsCopy``. Thus any changes to the internal state made by that
    object were lost after the garbage collection finished (that is, before the
    ``.deploy`` method call) and could not affect the deployment.
    Now, if the object is present in both ``Objects`` and ``ObjectsCopy``, a
    single instance (the one from ``Objects``) is used for both garbage
    collection and deployment.
    As a consequence, instances (in their ``.destroy`` method) now may observe
    changes made to other objects they refer if they were not deleted, but
    modified through the API. In some rare cases, it may break existing
    applications.