Doug MacEachern wrote:
> great! i haven't reviewed yet (and will need some time to). i should
> have mentioned this thought earlier, but it would make the dev/transition
> much easier if the new kit has new names (i.e. other than
> Apache::{Registry,PerlRun}). the 1.x stuff currently works with
> Apache::compat. how much trouble would it be for you to rename things?
> could be as easy as calling it ModPerl:: instead of Apache::
> then you could go ahead and commit, hack on it, etc., while people will
> still be able to use the working 1.x versions.
> what do you think?
Sure, that's very easy to do ;)
So you suggest to just rename the leading package s/Apache/ModPerl/ but
to keep the Registry, PerlRun, RegistryNG and RegistryBB names? They
preserve exactly the same functionality.
We have discussed this before a bit, it's about the rest of the Apache::
modules, whether they should keep the same names or change. It seems
that you've changed your mind, since originally you said that none of
the modules will have to change their names when ported to 2.x.
The only problem we have is that some servers will need 1.x and 2.x live
under the same perl/lib tree. I'm still not sure how this is going to
happen if we keep the same names, and put the burden on the developers
to make their modules working with 1.x. and 2.x.
As for the registry stuff, there are still a few things that need to be
resolved before we can drop Apache::compat for the registry, but I
wanted the basic code to be in CVS and get the initial response on
whether I'm going in the right direction.
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