On 09/23/2014 09:15 PM, Fabien COELHO wrote:
So I'm inclined to reject rather than put in something that may cause surprises down the road. The usefulness doesn't seem great enough to take that risk.
Marked as "Returned with feedback".
If you reject it, you can also remove the gaussian and exponential random distribution which is near useless without a mean to add a minimal pseudo-random stage, for which "(x * something) % size" is a reasonable approximation, hence the modulo submission.
I'm confused. The gaussian and exponential patch was already committed. Are you saying that it's not actually useful, and should be reverted? That doesn't make sense to me, gaussian and exponential distributed values seems quite useful to me in test scripts.
I don't understand what that pseudo-random stage you're talking about is. Can you elaborate?
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