Starting on private charms
Gustavo Niemeyer
gustavo.niemeyer at canonical.com
Thu Dec 5 15:34:54 UTC 2013
Greetings,
As discussed in a meeting yesterday, I'm sending the list a quick note
about our intention to start working on support for private charms.
The motivation for the feature is somewhat obvious: people should be
able to create charms for content that they're not comfortable making
publicly available.
The initial plan is rather straightforward as well. We need to:
- Integrate the Ubuntu Single Sign On system with the charm store backend;
- Adapt our clients (juju, the charm browser, etc) so that they're
able to authenticate while talking to the charm store backend;
- Find a way to harvest and fetch private charms out of Launchpad, in
very similar ways to what we do today with the public content.
The details of the interactions with Launchpad are still being sorted
out, as we need to understand what's a cheap way to leverage what
already works, what needs to be improved to enable a good workflow,
and who can do it.
This is just a kickoff email to raise any conversations needed (if
any). Casey Marshall, Andrew Deane, Matthew Williams, and others will
be pushing the actual work.
The ball is now rolling..
gustavo @ http://niemeyer.net
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