We got into this because there was a glaring problem with x-unspecified, and you have fixed that. Then you started finding more obscure problems. If your "2nd try" implementation doesn't add any new problems to what was previously there, is it worth more fixing?
Eddie We got into this because there was a glaring problem with x-unspecified. On Tue, Aug 17, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Marshall Schor <[email protected]> wrote: > update: > > While trying to fix the last Jira against the Result Spec, I've come up with > lots of corner cases, and addressing these with the current implementation > looks > quite complex, especially with the current impl. > > So I'm taking a run at simplifying things for the impl. It's quite hard to > figure out the right semantics that handle all the corner cases properly, and > I'm on my 3rd try :-) - but each try is giving a better result... > > I am mindful that result specification handling was a performance issue in > earlier implementations, and am hoping to have a well performing impl. > > Just wanted folks to know I'm still working on this - it may take a while, and > I'll be doing a lot more test cases :-). > > Cheers. -Marshall >
