On Mon, Apr 5, 2010 at 3:27 PM, Alexandre Bergel <[email protected]>wrote:

> 1) There are packages that should NOT be part of the core, but they are not
>> also dev tools. For example, ObjectTracer, ObjectViewer, Morph examples,
>> Sound, ImageSegment (?) etc. So...where do we put them ?
>>
>
> I would imagine to have each package in a dedicated SqueakSource
> repository, pretty much the same way we have OB, RB, NewInspector.
>

Yes, actually, the repository was alrady created in SqueakSource under the
name of PharoNonCorePackages.


> From what you wrote, I understand that you wish to create an intermediary
> layer, PharoNonCorePackages
> In that case:
> Pharo = PharoVeryCore + PharoNonCorePackages + PharoDev
> Is this what you intend ?


Exactly.


> Ideally, I do not see a valid reason for PharoNonCorePackages to be: each
> package can happily live in its own SS rep.


Yes, they can also live in their own repository. But I think it is easier to
have the all together in the same repository. Mostly because I don't think
there will be too much packages for the same repository. I mean, all those
packages are little and seem not to be very related to each other...so it is
not like a big project where you need a repository because you have a lot of
packages for the same project. In this case we will probably have one
package.


> Moreover, this could easily create confusion.


Why ?  What is the difference with the Pharo repository for example ?


> But for practical reason, it could make your life easier.
>
>
yes!


> Cheers,
> Alexandre
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