#6005: wheres some commands?
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    Reporter:  jhon         |         Owner:           
        Type:  Enhancement  |        Status:  new      
    Priority:  Medium       |     Milestone:  1.2.x.x  
   Component:  General      |       Version:  1.2 Final
    Severity:  Normal       |    Resolution:           
    Keywords:               |   Php_version:  PHP 5    
Cake_version:               |  
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Comment (by mark_story):

 As far as a replacement for Model::loadInfo()  use Model::schema().  Sorry
 your app broke, but some changes were necessary to improve things.
 AppModel, and AppController are in the same place they have always been,
 directly under app/.  You are still fully able to use AppController and
 AppModel.
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 As for making 1.2 more compatible with 1.1, that would break compatibility
 with all the existing 1.2 apps, which puts us in a bit of a bind, doesn't
 it.  Unfortunately API's need to change in order to fix things.  I can't
 think of a project that has never changed its api or syntax.  Its just
 something that happens, I apologize for the inconvenience its caused but
 its something we needed to do.
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 If you need some help with the migration process please visit the google
 group or #cakephp on irc.  There are also a few migration guides
 published, with one on book.cakephp.org and others available if you do a
 quick google search. I'm closing this ticket as there are no specific
 issues raised.  If you have a specific issue with an object or method,
 please open a new ticket.  Thanks :)

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