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@mdboom - what do you think? I had to use the current API today and it felt clunky (also, other equivalencies now take quantities). Should we actually deprecate the previous API?

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mdboom commented Oct 16, 2013

Yeah -- the original API predates Quantity.

I think #1560 already does this (as part of some larger changes).

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Ah yes, then I'll leave this open for now but it can be closed without merging once #1560 is merged.

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eteq commented Oct 16, 2013

FYI, I think this will be much less important when we have a Flux object (#1577 , although I'm not sure if it actually implements this feature), as you never have to bother with the actual equivalency if you use that. This was actually the main use case in my head for being able to store equivalencies in quantities.

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pllim commented Oct 17, 2013

Ops... sorry for the duplicate work. I like the backward compatibility option here, which is not in my PR.

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@pllim - feel free to implement that in your PR and we can just close this one once yours is merged :)

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pllim commented Oct 18, 2013

@eteq -- This should be closed too. It was implemented in #1560 that you just merged. FYI.

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eteq commented Oct 18, 2013

Good call, thanks @pllim

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