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On 05/07/12 13:23, Mike Kolesnik wrote:
>> On 07/05/2012 12:19 PM, Livnat Peer wrote:
>>>> I'll give you one scenario and I'm sure there are lot more:
>>>>> delete all unused networks ....
>>>>>
>>> not strong enough use case in my opinion
>>
>> i do see sense in this, and based on my experience of
>> closing ~5 bugs on this for SD and explaining like
>> ~10 times on ML to users why /api/storagedomains/xxx
>> doesn't have <status>, I'm sure it should be done this way
>> as it creates clear differentiation between root-resource
>> and cluster-resource (shared) status.
>>
>>> to add this yet another confusing property.
>>
>> you not adding another property, you fix existent
>> (which was incorrectly used/implemented).
>>
>>>
>>> BTW - If a requirement will get from the field to add properties
>>> we
>>> can
>>> do them later why add something we think is not needed.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>
>> --
>>
>> Michael Pasternak
>> RedHat, ENG-Virtualization R&D
>>
>
> I think we got a little bit off the topic here, so if you don't
> mind I would like to see if everyone agrees on this:
>
> We have at the api/networks collection these properties and their
> possible values:
> status - OPERATIONAL, NON_OPERATIONAL
> display - true, false
>
> We (as far as I understood) agreed that these fields causea problem
> in this context since they can be different for a given network,
> and current representation will return the network element
> multiple times with only difference in either one of these fields.
> Also I understood we agreed that this is bad behaviour (even a bug)
> and we don't want to support this anymore.
>
> This gives 2 choices IMHO:
> 1. Fix the behaviour but keep the fields with some default
> values.
> 2. Fix the behaviour and remove these field as well, which isn't
> really breaking an API since the behaviour was broken to begin
> with.
>
So a summary of the thread so far:
Simon, Miki Ori and me voted +1 for option #2
Michael wants to change the value of the status field to
attach/detach
Anyone else wants to vote in on this?
I vote for fix #2.
I think not only is leaving these fields with some defaults a mistake, but also changing
their possible values is breaking the API either way, so if we already breaking the API I
think removing the fields entirely is cleaner, and in future if we have request to add
fields then we can model them correctly.
> Please comment what option seems valid (I though we were going to
> the direction of fix #2).
>
> Thanks,
> Mike
>