Hey all, I've been working in the last 3 weeks to clean up our social api code and restructure it to cleanly implement the json-rpc protocol. Since we're getting close to release date it seemed important to make sure all our internal interfaces and class structures made sense and were clean and consistent.
Work has been a bit slower then desired, due to my doing my rounds at the google developer days here in europe (the upcomming commit will have been written in 6 different countries, a personal record for a single patch :) but I've got some time the next 2 weeks to finish it & some other todo items, so I expect the patch to land 'soonish' (probably near the end of this week). This does mean the params, param order, return values and some class structures of the social interfaces have seen some change, which will break your current code ... a complete pain in the backside i know, but if we don't clean up before release, we'd probably be stuck with a messy interface for a very long time; So I thought it was worth the short term pain for the long term benifit. Also if some people are wondering why some issues and patches haven't been solved & applied, it's for this very same reason, I want to land this big patch before I can rework & apply those to the new code layout; So don't think their forgotten or ignored! I'll get to them as soon as the json-rpc implementation & social code cleanup has landed. -- Chris
