On 3/11/20 9:47 PM, Lukas Ocilka wrote:
> Hi guys,
> 
> Me and Ancor have been maintaining a long list of big topics, such as
> features, refactoring, wishes, future needs etc., but this list reflects
> the current situation trying to address all the needs from various
> sources at the time.
> 
> I'd like to ask for your personal view now: What do you feel is
> important to do, let's say mid to long-term, and also why?
> 
> To spoil the fun a bit, I'll use an example...
> 
> ~~~~~
> We've been postponing some refactoring in
> Packages/Patterns/Extensions/Add-Ons/Registration because we always felt
> it was going to change once more and thus it's not wort the effort of
> the refactoring. We've created a technical debt there. In fact, we
> should have done the refactoring even earlier exactly because we knew it
> was going to change again and again.
> 
> The refactoring in this area is utterly needed to, e.g., split classes
> into smaller ones to have a simple responsibility, to increase the test
> coverage, to implement some realy object-oriented code, ... to be more
> flexible - prepared for changes to come (this real example has been
> written with a huge help from Imo and Ancor :))
> ~~~~~
> 
> Obviously we already have many topics, but it's never too late to learn
> that there are even some more and more important just behind the corner
> :) Please, share your opinion.


In network we have some topics that have been partially addressed and
some not:

In short term:

- The current hostname setup (I could extend it, but basically it is
about functional tests, update or remove out of date documentation and
approval of current behavior by PM or PjM)

In long term:

- Split of proposal and current network configuration during the
installation

- Some research in vpn configuration. (would it be nice to have as a
connection in network module as NM does? what about supporting wireguard?)



> 
> Thanks in advance
> Lukas
> 

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