When doing a commit, if the command git is unavailable, a dialog appears asking for a GitHub username/password. Filling-in and okaying this dialog will lead to an exception.
Step to reproduce:
(From memory because I don't have Pharo in front of me right now.)
Make sure that the git command is unavailable to Pharo (e.g., from a terminal/console, git must not be found.)
Select a class
Right mouse button -> Commit
Provide a message and click "Commit"
A dialog appears asking for a username/password
Enter anything here and "Okay"
An exception is thrown
What was expected:
I think that Iceberg should check for git being available or not (maybe by just running git -v?) and should warn the user that she cannot commit anything (or do anything else) until git is available.
When doing a commit, if the command
gitis unavailable, a dialog appears asking for a GitHub username/password. Filling-in and okaying this dialog will lead to an exception.Step to reproduce: (From memory because I don't have Pharo in front of me right now.)
gitcommand is unavailable to Pharo (e.g., from a terminal/console,gitmust not be found.)What was expected: I think that Iceberg should check for
gitbeing available or not (maybe by just runninggit -v?) and should warn the user that she cannot commit anything (or do anything else) untilgitis available.Stack and screenshot in attachment. Stack.txt