Closed thomaspoignant closed 1 year ago
Should we recommend this functionality on the API, the client, or both?
Adding it just at the API seems like the most conservative move to me, especially if we're expecting it to throw. That would make this more of a convenience method for integrators
. I'm not sure how I'd expect this to behave on clients, which we don't want to throw, generally.
We have a trend in favor of alternative 4. Should we add this to the specification?
@thomaspoignant @beeme1mr My only remaining question about this proposal is here.
I think we should clearly indicate if we want this feature to be available only where providers are set (on the API) or also on the client. I advocate we add it just at the API level.
In any case, when this is merged, I think we should add a SHOULD
requirement to the spec for this.
@thomaspoignant @beeme1mr My only remaining question about this proposal is here.
I think we should clearly indicate if we want this feature to be available only where providers are set (on the API) or also on the client. I advocate we add it just at the API level.
In any case, when this is merged, I think we should add a
SHOULD
requirement to the spec for this.
I am not sure what you refer by or also on the client
🤔 we only have set provider in API level. And if set provider is blocking, then we cannot invoke API to retrieve client. So I don't see why we need to consider client here. But may be I am missing something.
I am not sure what you refer by
or also on the client
we only have set provider in API level. And if set provider is blocking, then we cannot invoke API to retrieve client. So I don't see why we need to consider client here. But may be I am missing something.
client.wairForReady
is what I meant, but I would rather not implement this. If we all agree this is only associated with the ability to set the provider, that's fine with me, and of course only implies it's on the API.
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