Hi,
in Pharo 2.0 i recently used the metacello toolbox script
createDevelopment:for:importFromBaseline:description: and noticed that it
insists on a versionstring for projects in the baseline to do its thing in such
a way, that it also fetches the used version of the project. i added an empty
versionstring to the projects in the baseline and the script did its work
nicely. then i deleted that nonsense-versionstrings again. i did this in a
project that is not my own and where the baseline is used as bleedingEdge,
hence i was obviously hesitant to add a permanent versionstring where the
original author didnt do that; probably a not really rare scenario.
hence my question: wouldnt it make sense, if there would also be an additional
script (or just an additional boolean argument for something like
'alwaysFetchProjectVersions:') that would do that for me?
btw snapshotcello has no problems with this scenario. im just hesitant to use
snapshotcello because of that gobbledygook it produces. if everybody follows
its example and put its own language on top of the metacello language, then
configurations become completely unreadable.
werner
Original issue reported on code.google.com by wernerk...@gmail.com on 11 Mar 2014 at 11:34
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
wernerk...@gmail.com
on 11 Mar 2014 at 11:34