2011/8/22 Stéphane Ducasse <[email protected]>: > Nicolas > > From I understood this is a fix to fix another problem that conflicted with > some hidden logic. > Apparently Squeaksource could save anempty file and you could not upload a > new version. > So a fix "appeared" but it broke another aspect. > > Now clearly using an old image with an old vm with an old version of Seaside > and thousands > of files and lukas leaving for google led to the fact that indeed the process > is not good. > Shit happen. Now this is why we want SmalltalkHub and I hope that we will > have process to upgrade. > > Stef >
Sure, we have the right to make mistakes. That's just the way to announce it that would raise more questions than answers in the mind of an annoying client like me ;) (to be polite) Nicolas > >> Good news, but: >> >> 2011/8/22 Fabrizio Perin <[email protected]>: >>> Hi, >>> >>> As most of you have experienced lately squeaksource have been behaving >>> unreliably, loosing versions and crashing. >>> We discovered that a changed introduced in March, which we were not aware >>> of, was responsible for these inconveniences. >> >> This sentence is frightening. It does mean that the changes went out of >> control. >> If it's really the case, it would be great to improve the process so >> as to give more control on the changes. >> >> Nicolas >> >>> We fixed the issue and stabilied squeaksource. >>> >>> We would like to thank Philippe Marschall and Lukas Renggli for their help >>> in fixing this problem. >>> >>> Squeaksource should be as stable and reliable as it has always been. If you >>> find any other problem please do not hesitate to contact us. >>> >>> Fabrizio and Jorge >>> >>> >> > > >
