Ah, ok. I'm used to "purity"'s use as a Godwin's Law kind of way to terminate a discussion.


Understood. :+1:

On Fri, Apr 4, 2014 at 3:37 PM, Mike Hagedorn <notifications@github.com>
wrote:

>> +
>> +          @auth_token = data.body['access']['token']['id']
>> +
>> +          @service_catalog =
>> +            ServiceCatalog.from_response(self, data.body)
>> +
>> +          @response_hash = {
>> +            :user                     => data.body['access']['user'],
>> +            :tenant                   => data.body['access']['token']['tenant'],
>> +            # :identity_public_endpoint => nil,
>> +            # :server_management_url    => nil,
>> +            :token                    => @auth_token,
>> +            :expires                  => data.body['access']['token']['expires'],
>> +            :current_user_id          => data.body['access']['user'],
>> +            :unscoped_token           => nil
>> +          }
> I was actually being pro purity there :). (i.e. not dismissive).  Ultimately the best thing is of course what helps people get stuff done.  
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