session: Remove Priority documentation

Remove this setting from the D-Bus API and move it to the
configuration plugin.

diff --git a/doc/session-api.txt b/doc/session-api.txt
index 3d907a0..252a904 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/session-api.txt
+++ b/doc/session-api.txt
@@ -131,36 +131,6 @@ Settings   string  Bearer [readonly]
                        is done to avoid congestion on bearers like cellular
                        etc.
 
-               boolean Priority [readwrite]
-
-                       This allows a session to mark itself as priority or
-                       not. In general application are not allowed to make
-                       themselves more important than others.
-
-                       The priority handling is done internally by usage
-                       and first come, first serve order. By default this
-                       settings is of course false.
-
-                       Internally there can be different priorities for
-                       different application, but these are defined by a
-                       configuration file and not via this interface.
-
-                       An application that calls the method to connect
-                       a session is preferred over other sessions. This
-                       priority value is more for application that want to
-                       push themselves up in the asychronization notification
-                       queue once a bearer becomes online.
-
-                       This actual priority order also depends on the
-                       allowed bearers and other factors. This is setting
-                       is just a little indicator of one application being
-                       notified before another one.
-
-                       For example a streaming session should set the
-                       priority value. As soon as realtime data is involved
-                       then this should be set. An email client should not
-                       set this value.
-
                string Name [readonly]
 
                        The Service name to which the system is connected.