gitfiletree:// protocol does not work in Pharo 6

[JurajKubelka]

When I try something like that:

Metacello new
    baseline: 'FileDialog';
    repository: 'gitfiletree:///home/peter/prog/file-dialog/repository';
    load.

It says ZnUnknownScheme. My scheme is gitfiletree:///Users/jura/Documents/SourceCode/GT-Collaboration/repository/

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[JurajKubelka]

I load FileTree using the following script:

Metacello new
        baseline: 'FileTree';
        repository: 'github://dalehenrich/filetree:pharo6.0_dev/repository';
        load: 'Git'

[ThierryGoubier]

Hi @JurajKubelka ;

Using the same script to load GitFileTree, on Pharo6 60157, running your first Metacello script gives me the expected "directory does not exist" error.

Which version of Pharo 6 are you using? Have you updated Metacello?

Thierry

[JurajKubelka]

Hi @ThierryGoubier,

I use 60154. I will try it with 60157. What do you mean by updating Metacello? Executing the following script?:

Metacello new
        baseline: 'FileTree';
        repository: 'github://dalehenrich/filetree:pharo6.0_dev/repository';
        load: 'Git'

[ThierryGoubier]

Well you need to execute that script to get GitFileTree, so this is mandatory (and I did that as well).

I was asking if you updated something else, like Metacello itself.

Note that I didn't see any error in past versions of Pharo 6, and I know I wouldn't miss an error like yours since it would break my base image build script.

[JurajKubelka]

1. So I have fresh 60157 image.
2. I execute

Metacello new
        baseline: 'FileTree';
        repository: 'github://dalehenrich/filetree:pharo6.0_dev/repository';
        load: 'Git'

1. I execute

Metacello new
    baseline: #GTCollaborate;
    repository: 'gitfiletree://', (FileLocator documents / 'SourceCode' / 'GT-Collaboration' / 'repository') asFileReference fullName;
    load.

and it works :-) I do not know what was wrong before. Thanks for the discussion! I think you can close this issue.

[ThierryGoubier]

I suspect GitFileTree wasn't loaded the first time. I'll keep your example: nice way to use FileLocator :)