On Wed, Apr 29, 2009 at 9:47 PM, Robbie Gemmell
<[email protected]> wrote:

>> I think we should exclude Desired Future Endstate from consideration
>> for this work. The 0-10 stuff is obviously relevant, since it will be
>> taking place concurrently.
>
> Ok. I only really mentioned it due to past discussions where interest was
> expressed for doing 0-10 in concert with/on top of 1.0 work, so I figured
> any discussions there might get slightly intertwined.

Yeah. I think we'll just need to see how that plays out as this goes on.

>> We're going to need to keep the existing API for a bit, if we're going
>> to be breaking stuff I strongly feel we need to do it for everything
>> at once (server config, client APIs etc).
>
> +1
>
> Any discussions of major change were only in reference to any 1.0
> consideration, I don't think there is any other point on the horizon that
> justifies/requires break-inducing changes being considered.

I'm hoping that if we can also answer the question about how modules
can contribute management functionality that will mostly take care of
this problem.

> Indeed, although extending stuff in general doesn't need to be as messy as
> the above bit was. That was mainly the result of changing the required input
> or units of existing functionality because it was totally braindead :)

Seriously. The MaxQueueDepth thing was just hateful. I'm glad that's
behind us. :)

Is it worth talking about changes to the UI itself now and work out
any necessary new bits as we go, or, indeed, have you already
identified most of them?

- Aidan
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