Dustin Sallings wrote:
On Apr 3, 2008, at 11:51, dormando wrote:
Some basics, like the remaining bytes disagree with the draft.
Obviously it's less work to just update the draft, but are we missing
features/intentions? I haven't had time to look, hoping Dustin knows :)
I'f flagged the patches and comments as things to look at, but I haven't
actually done so yet. I'm hoping for ``soon.''
At what point (past or future) do we want to consider the protocol in
the server ``done?'' That is, if something is inconsistent and ugly in
a non-major way (e.g. I'd really like to not do a major rewrite of the
headers *again*), it's probably good to get it fixed before everyone
switches over (which I'm sure is next week, so we should act fast).
I listed most of my own (ideas, I guess) on that along with the 1.3.0
release announcement. With flagrant musts and must'n'ts.
Wouldn't kill us to at least review what parts of the docs are
inconsistent with the server, laying them out on the list, or just
heavyhandedly deciding they differences are meaningless and updating the
docs.
I guess the bigger deal is to make stats work. Trond's apparently
already fixed the syscall performance issues, although we have not
verified if there are raw CPU regressions or the like (also detailed in
my release notes).
But yeah, the 1.3.0 series is open for minor changes. You don't have to
do them yourself if you're busy though, since it was me who put it out
as such :)
-Dormando
