Hi Sean, Thank you for your comments and for use Versionner.
A few quick things about the config: > * while you're working on the spec version, please integrate my config so > we > can play with it without loading the full Glamour :) It only changes the > 1.0 > baseline, so it should not effect your current work (and remove Glamour > from > the load instructions since it's loaded automatically now) > Yes, I used your configuration that you sent me. Now you can use the following instructions to load Versionner without loading the full Glamour. -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=- Gofer new url: 'http://ss3.gemstone.com/ss/Versionner'; package: 'ConfigurationOfVersionner'; load. (Smalltalk at: #ConfigurationOfVersionner) perform: #loadWithGlamour -=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=--=-=-=-=- * I noticed you are creating version 1.20, 1.21, etc., all with little fixes > and "blessing: #'development'". After many conversations with Dale, I now > understand that the point of marking a version #'development' is so you can > change it without making new version numbers. > Yes, I am fixing some bugs in Versionner. I will take into account your recommendation > * the default for Metacello is to load all packages, so the last line of > your baselines (spec group: 'default' with: #(...).) is unnecessary and > creates the burden of having to be manually updated if your project > structure changes > > I didn't know that, you're right . I removed it. Thank you :) -- Juan Pablo
