Introduction
This path improve overall performance of Plone. It remove opaqueitems feature from CMF (just keep talkback support)
I have discover this issue by profiling just a simple javascript file fetch throw Plone document html page and discuss it throw CMF mailing list: http://mail.zope.org/pipermail/zope-cmf/2009-August/028559.html
The result is 25% better on the total time spend in the request. Becarefull if you use a third part product that use opaqueitems and make me know if you it is, I will add it to this page. At the moment only talkback use it and are supported.
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1.1
Remove ZopeSkel stuff from egg’s metadatas [toutpt]
1.0
Remove opaqueitems (just keep talkback support)
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