Howto remove...

...the latest version of a package from a repository? The Store  
"Garbage Collection" tool lets you do "before date". I want "after  
date".

Thanks.

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Travis Griggs wrote:
> ...the latest version of a package from a repository? The Store  
> "Garbage Collection" tool lets you do "before date". I want "after  date".

It would be nice to have this, as well as just garbage collecting
specific versions from a version list. The only way I know of with the
current tool to do this is to bless the latest version with a lower
blessing than any version you want to keep.

-Martin

Travis,

the easy way is to use a blessing level broken and to garbage collect all
broken packages.

The more sophisticated way is to use the Store API. You can find some more
detailed information in some of my Smalltalk Solutions presentations. I am
on the road now thus I do not have access to the precise URL.

Georg

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Betreff: Howto remove...

...the latest version of a package from a repository? The Store  
"Garbage Collection" tool lets you do "before date". I want "after  
date".

Thanks.

--
Travis Griggs
Objologist
"HTTP. It's like a bike pretending to be a bus, a bulldozer, and a  
cup of coffee at the same time." - Martin Kobetic



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On Jan 18, 2006, at 1:10, Georg Heeg wrote:

Thanks for the suggestions.

What I found most useful/powerful in the end was to use Glorp. Mucho  
thanks to Alan K and Martin K (it's the K twins!) for getting me  
pointed in the right direction. The expression to do so in my case was:

session delete: (session read: StorePackage where: [:each | each name  
= 'SUnitToo' & each version = '21']) first

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