Re: RFC Playground

2015-04-02 Thread Thomas Voß
On Thu, Apr 2, 2015 at 4:36 AM, Daniel van Vugt < daniel.van.v...@canonical.com> wrote: > All the features are useful. And use of the word "playground" was not my > choice (I was outvoted). They have all been used to develop other features > or to diagnose bugs in Mir, or soon will be used when I

Re: RFC Playground

2015-04-02 Thread Cemil Azizoglu
Definitely not suggesting it's not useful, or that we should remove it. But "playground" (I am not a big fan of the name either) has one specific purpose stated previously but now includes code that doesn't contribute to that purpose (again, it does contribute to other just as useful purposes). Wh

Re: RFC Playground

2015-04-02 Thread Robert Carr
>> Definitely not suggesting it's not useful, or that we should remove it. I am suggesting both. I think we've found uses for it given its existence but it's existence is overall harmful. I think mir_demo_server is just as useful for testing downstream projects. Neither is useful for testing Unit

Re: RFC Playground

2015-04-02 Thread Kevin Gunn
First, I agree, with moving useful/mature features to mir_demo_server. To the name "playground" and voting, if it was voted on and implemented we should follow the convention. Or rename & update readmes...we just need to fix it. What we have at the moment seems contradictory and confusing (e.g. enc