Harmeet,

There has been discussion, but judging from various people's comments, there
is interest in the dicussion.

> Some of my reaction stems from (a) AuthService ...

AuthService is a different issue not related to the this refactoring of
Services and Handlers.  We shouldn't transfer concerns between unrelated
areas, unless you see a real connection.

> (b) refactoring commits that seemed to be philosophy driven

More than just philosophy.  I don't think that they are simply isomorphic.

In any event, since the code was posted for purposes of review and
discussion prior to being committed, seems to me that we're spending more
time discussing the discussion, whereas you want to be discussing the code
over the weekend.  So let's discuss the code.  :-)

And I thank you for the compliment.

        --- Noel

-----Original Message-----
From: Harmeet Bedi [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Friday, October 11, 2002 13:01
To: James Developers List
Subject: Re: Changes ... who, when, how?


----- Original Message -----
From: "Noel J. Bergman" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>

> I agree, but I fail to see the problem.  In the case of the watchdog and
> service changes, (a) I believe that there has been prior discussion, (b) I
> believe that after the code was changed based upon prior discussion, it
> was specifically posted for the purpose of inviting further discussion,
> and (c) it hasn't committed before discussion.

I apologize to all esp. Peter if this has been discussed and agreed on
before.
I don't think it is the right fix, but if the list has been through this, no
point in revisiting.

However if this has not been agreed on before I'd prefer if the
Scheduler/Service rearchitecture changes are held off for at least 2-3 days.
I would like to chat a bit more about this. - thanks.
Some of my reaction stems from (a) AuthService(bad bug but that should not
have resulted in Auth and Handler coupling) changes where a discussion was
started and concluded in checkin before any consensus. (b) refactoring
commits that seemed to be philosophy driven - again not bad but there is
very little point in silently changing a part of existing philosophy.


Harmeet

PS: Hey Noel, you seem to be a really good facilitator. :-)


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