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I think I found the problem. The TimeStamp class initialization cleanup comes down to the following: TimeStamp being a subclass from DateAndTime, swapped the use of #current and #now - and I fixed that by letting #now do what #current did before (but cleaner) and by removing TimeStamp class>>#current.
What is happening, I think, is that TimeStamp class>>#current is removed before TimeStamp class>>#now is updated, creating an infinite loop when a TimeStamp is needed somewhere.
I guess this can only be fixed in 2 steps.
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Priority: 3 – Must Fix
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Status: Work Needed
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Assigned to: Sean DeNigris
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Milestone: Pharo3.0
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