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The headline blows this out of proportion. Few people (who act obnoxious as hell) report a problem that can be solved by moving away from a deprecated system,
by timme 14y ago
The headline blows this out of proportion.
Few people (who act obnoxious as hell) report a problem that can be solved by moving away from a deprecated system, yet they fail to even read the note because they're busy smashing exclamation marks into the issue tracker.
- Ironlink 14y agoI couldn't agree more. In fact, it was deprecated just about eleven months ago: http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2012/04/masterslave-datastore-thanks-for-all.html http://googleappengine.blogspot.com/2012/04/masterslave-data... When your datastore gets deprecated, you act sooner rather than later.
- jfoster 14y agoThe two datastores even have the same API. As long as your app doesn't depend on the exact performance characteristics of the old one, the migration is very straightforward. I did it for one of my apps in a morning and was done well before lunch.
- efdee 14y agoThe problem apparently also occurs on the non-deprecated system. I can understand their frustration after not getting a reply for X days on what seems to be a critical issue for them. That's not "obnoxious as hell", that's customers panicking. You really don't want your customers panicking about your service.