Thanks a lot ! I used your config and now it works. The result of evaluating 'Smalltalk os’ is 'a MacOSPlatform’, and the VM is 201705310241. By the way, I find it difficult to fully grasp the Metacello config process. I have read Deep into Pharo, but I can’t really understand why the modification you suggested works. Are there other resources available on the subject ? Bye. Hi,On 15 Jul 2017, at 13:46, Guillaume Giraud <[hidden email]> wrote: |
yeah, not really much… metacello is hard mostly because dependency management is hard. there are some few cases like this, however, that are mostly “accidental complexity” and is because of evolution of the tool. this is the problem you were seeing: configurations (those who starts with “ConfigurationOf”) were made to match older monticello repositories. Then they define versions that points to specific package versions. baselines (those who starts with “BaselineOf”) are made to match git and “git like” repositories: there you do not need to define versions because the commit contains all the information you need. That’s defined in the url "<a href="github://pharo-nosql/voyage:1.5/mc" class="">github://pharo-nosql/voyage:1.5/mc", where the “1.5” part points to the “1.5” release (which is just a git tag). what happened in your project case is that you where downloading “master” version to load ConfigurationOfVoyageMongo which then was downloading another version of voyage (not master) which was then loading from another, incorrect release (1.4). So it was doing double work. Using directly “baseline:with:” prevents this because downloads just the version you want :) in general, when in your projects, is recommended to use the “baseline form” when pointing to git based projects and to use configurations just for those that still resides on smalltalkhub or other of the monticello-based repositories. hope this clarifies :P cheers! Esteban
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