Closed jesopo closed 2 years ago
Should this go in the
batch
spec?
I feel like the similar terminology behind client->server and server->client specs gives reason for it to be in an additional section of the same spec. It does mean bumping the version on the capability though, rather than using a new one.
We could have an additional CAP
for client-sent BATCH
es if we really wanted.
+1 for an additional cap. Leaving the existing batch
cap alone would be good since the capability of that isn't changing. Maybe an additional client-batches
cap could work out nicely? Mostly a case of defining use-cases that would be appropriate for affecting server processing of client batches -- on the s2c side, the stated goal of the batches is just to simplify display, after all.
A new CAP
is, imo, perfect.
Brainstorming on things that could use client->server BATCH
es?
I'm opposed to C2S batches until I can find an actual use case for them where the server might actually care about batching messages. See my comment in ircv3/ircv3-specifications#208 for why I don't think they are suitable for multi-line messages.
I think this can be closed now that a real spec (multiline) uses this concept?
And it got split into its own spec here https://github.com/ircv3/ircv3-specifications/pull/454
This came to mind because of https://github.com/ircv3/ircv3-specifications/issues/208 - there's suggestions about using client->server
BATCH
es to send multi line messages and that made me realise that, even if we don't use aBATCH
for multi line messages, we're probably going to need client->serverBATCH
es at some point.Should we spec this out? Should this go in the
batch
spec? What are some examples of when a client would send aBATCH
, other than a multi line message?