Open hannahhoward opened 7 months ago
Per Irakli: Hope this week, worst case next week
@Gozala IMO It's hard to test whether anyone really likes a rewrite or not if we frame it as a major version upgrade that has happened whether they like it or not. What if we release this as a new package like w3s-client
instead of backwards-incompatible rewrite of w3up-client
? Then we could run an experiment to validate this hypothesis in a way that doesn't require a major version bump of w3up-client, but also doesn't prevent one later (one sprint or so) either.
@Gozala @gobengo -> just reading Ben's comment above, I actually am thinking a short explanation of release plan for this would make sense in the description of the issue (or child issue?) Probably worth being explicit and give us a chance to identify needs like docs, website updates, comms, etc. Even if we wanted to do a test with some limited subset of users first?
@Gozala need to add a 'Reviewer DRI'?
Per conversation with @hannahhoward, deprioritizing for now. (See also: Discord)
While working on #123, I see that console
has dependencies on a lot of internal bits:
@web3-storage/access
@web3-storage/capabilities
@web3-storage/content-claims
@web3-storage/data-segment
@web3-storage/did-mailto
Since it already uses @w3ui/react
, it should probably get to those through that, or not concern itself with those details at all. Notably, if the versions get out of sync, it can be a problem. They could be peer dependencies, but that would mean the application is responsible for bringing them all to @w3ui/react
rather than @w3ui/react
providing them itself.
Mentioned here because I assume it's analogous to how the newly reorganized client package should provide things to @w3ui/core
and so on.
User Value
User feedback suggests our client has following issues:
In addition to user feedback we also observed that
Hypothesis
By rewriting our clients into a single client with a coherent interface we will improve user experience and reduce overhead of new development.
Subtasks:
See also: