RFD: Limit filter capabilities for session/list #225
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Let's start with something a bit simpler for a first pass. I'd like to verify the basic implementation a bit in a few agent before committing to all of these filters. Limit seems like a fair (and easy to implement one) so let's leave it.
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I agree with the strategy to keep it limited and add as we learn, the spec an always opt-in to use _meta to test the water, and then report back the learnings, so it shouldn't be a "blocker"
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Yeah lets go for it
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Let's start with something a bit simpler for a first pass. I'd like to
verify the basic implementation a bit in a few agent before committing
to all of these filters.
Limit seems like a fair (and easy to implement one) so let's leave it.