Gerhard Lausser a écrit : > Hi, > > >> The result code look good, but it's a quite huge patch. It's >> not just small utility functions that are touched, but the >> core functions ones, and some impacts can be hard to >> test/identify. I'm not applying this patch for 0.4 because it >> do not added direct value to users, only for dev (it's a long >> term enhancement, not a direct one for users that are waiting >> for production launch right now). >> > i agree. Although good-looking code is important and any improvements are > welcome, the main goal is to get Shinken production-ready. It was a > declared goal for 2010 and there's not much time left. Users are waiting > for it and they don't really care if the code is pure pythonic right out > of the textbook. So let's be pragmatic and release 0.4 now. > > I really appreciate Harmut's work and I agree with him in most of the changes he proposes, but I also think that this patch could wait for Shinken 0.5
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