[Zope-dev] Re: Re: OFS.Application deprecations for Zope 2.10
Chris Withers
chris at simplistix.co.uk
Fri Jun 16 03:42:49 EDT 2006
Chris McDonough wrote:
> An example of cruft removal that is worthwhile: the help system code
> has stupid side effects (it writes to an invisible catalog in the ZODB
> *at startup!*), and people have an alternate way of viewing the help via
> the filesystem. Apparently nobody actually looks at the help system
> anyway, because if they did, they'd be complaining that it has content
> that's something like three major revisions behind. So that's a huge
> pile of cruft that could be ripped out, which would be a pure win.
I dunno, I still find it handy for documentation for sequence.sort and
DateTime, which I can never remember...
> OTOH, I'd like nothing more than to get a do-over on sessions, but I
> won't get it. They have a nasty API. I'd rip that API out in a
> heartbeat if I didn't know it would screw lots of people. So I leave it
> because it's the right thing to do, clean or not.
Yeah, with you on this one...
cheers,
Chris
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