On Apr 24, 2007, at 9:50 PM, Gary Poster wrote:
I assume you are more interested in seeing if you can get someone
to raise a compelling -1 than in hearing a chorus of +1s. But
FWIW, +1 in getting rid of versions. It sounds like it would
simplify the code significantly, which would be its own "feature".
Yup.
A typical comment I came across yesterday in a comment for loadEx in
ServerStub.py:
# Return current data for oid in version, the tid of the
transaction that
# wrote the most recent revision, and the name of the version
for the
# data returned. Versions make this hard to understand; in
particular,
# the version string returned may not equal the version string
passed
# in, and that's "a feature" I don't understand. Similarly, the
tid
# returned is the tid of the most recent revision of oid, and
that may
# not equal the tid of the transaction that wrote the data
returned.
Jim
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