Open asampal opened 3 years ago
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Thanks for your report. We are super busy and we hope to get some times to look at it.
Could I ask you if this is also happening in Pharo 10 (probably)?
I'll check it out tonight. I might have noticed that the use of symbols (vs strings) in the baseline class Tonel definition might be related to (cause?) this. I'll try to confirm that as well.
Thanks. I think that we should really improve in unloading packages. Now the team here is small. So this is not that we do not want but often we cannot.
I checked and the problem exists even in P10. The other possibility I mentioned is not the cause.
I also verified that if the project is unloaded from Iceberg (and not using the RPackage
code, the project unloads cleanly and can be subsequently reloaded without showing uncommitted changes.
Bug description I'm seeing some behaviour in Iceberg after unloading and reloading a project which I'm not sure is to be expected. The attached simplified project (just two classes, one for the baseline, one main class) can be used to demonstrate the problem. After loading the project from a local repo, I use the following code to unload both of the added packages:
The packages seem to properly unload and Iceberg show that they are. If I try to reload them again, the load, but Iceberg shows them as having uncommitted changes and Calypso shows no classes in the packages. Is this expected? Shouldn't the packages cleanly unload such that Iceberg should not show any uncommitted changes after reloading?
To Reproduce Steps to reproduce the behavior:
Expected behavior After unloading and then reloading, the project should be up to date as it was after the first load.
Version information:
test-project.zip