> Hi Thierry, Gabriel and Peter,
>
> thank you very much. First I had a look at this because it would be nice
> to load directly from Gitlab (with then generating a local repository
> automatically):
>
> spec repository:
> 'gitfiletree://gitlab.intra.example.com/ANiceLib:master/
> <http://example.com/ANiceLib:master/>placeWhereAreThePackages';
>
> I did not manage to use it because I would need to give a port as
> parameter (we do  not use port 22). I chatted in discord with Peter Uhnak.
>
> It seemed that this is not yet possible because of my case that i do not
> use port 22 and I use a config file.
>
> On the command line, this command succeeds with cloning my repository
> from gitlab:
>
> git clone git@SPF_GITLAB:SPF/Spesenfuchs.git
>
>
> There is a config file which defines my host:
>
> host SPF_GITLAB
> HostName 192.168.1.61
> Port 30001
>
> I try to write my baseline with this
>
> spec repository: 'gitfiletree://SPF_GITLAB:SPF/Spesenfuchs.git'.
>
>
> This did not work in the beginning.
>
> I played around and found out that there are 2 points where I had to
> change the system to make this work:
>
> 1) ZnUrl>>parseHostPort:
> stream atEnd
> ifFalse: ["portNumber := Integer readFrom: stream ifFail: [
> ZnPortNotANumber signal ].
> (portNumber between: 1 and: 65535) ifFalse: [ DomainError signalFrom: 1
> to: 65535 ]."
> self port: 30001 "portNumber" ] ]
> ->> here, it is assumed that there is always a port integer after the :
> If i set it hard to my port I skip this problem
>
> 2) MCFileTreeGitRepository>>basicFromUrl: aZnUrl
> here I changed the code also hard from
>
> repo remoteUrl: 'git@' , aZnUrl host , ':' , path
> to
> repo remoteUrl: 'git@SPF_GITLAB:SPF/Spesenfuchs.git'
>
> ->> here, aUZnUrl host is in lowercase but my name is in uppercase
> :SPF is missing
>
> the existing code would make this:
> git@spf_gitlab:Spesenfuchs.git
> instead of
> git@SPF_GITLAB:SPF/Spesenfuchs.git
>
> With this 2 changes, my code could load.
>
> So my question: Are this 2 points issues to fix or should I create my
> own workaround (create my own loader, not making THIS changes )?
>
> Regards
> Sabine
>
>
>
>
>
> 2017-07-07 16:06 GMT+02:00 gcotelli [via Smalltalk] <[hidden email]
> </user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=4953938&i=0>>:
>
>     Hi Sabine,
>     for your own baseline you don't need to specify a repository. Just
>     load it with something like:
>
>     Metacello new
>     baseline: 'RLA24';
>     repository: 'filetree://disklocation/repository';
>     load: 'Group To Load'
>
>     Also you can have local copies of your dependencies in case you
>     don't want to use an internet connection for dowloading, just use
>     the lock command of Metacello to "overwrite" the repository
>     definitions. For example take a look at:
>
>     https://gist.github.com/gcotelli/d4521656358786ae2aca12a70478980f
>     <https://gist.github.com/gcotelli/d4521656358786ae2aca12a70478980f>
>
>     Regards,
>     Gabriel
>
>
>     On Fri, Jul 7, 2017 at 10:48 AM, Sabine Manaa <[hidden email]
>     <http:///user/SendEmail.jtp?type=node&node=4953880&i=0>> wrote:
>
>         Hi,
>
>         we have our own gitlab running now and I succeeded to move our
>         code from
>         sthub to it.
>         I can push my new code into it from Pharo. All fine.
>         I also created a Baseline (based on my former configurationOf).
>         Loading the code from others (e.g. seaside) with this baseline
>         is also fine.
>
>         There are 2 Points where I am sure it could be better (it is worse)
>         1) For loading my own code, I currently have a bad solution
>         It is in the postLoadBaseline and does this:
>
>                  | gitRepository |
>                  gitRepository := MCFileTreeRepository new
>                          directory:
>         '/Applications/Pharo5.0-7.app/Contents/Resources/spf-gitlab/repository'
>         asFileReference.
>                  {'RKA24-Model' . 'RKA24-System' . 'RKA24-Translator' .
>         'RKA24-View' .
>         'RKA24-Test' . 'RKA24-Report' . 'RKA24-Overwrites'}
>                          do: [ :each |
>                                  Gofer it
>                                          repository: gitRepository;
>                                          package: each;
>                                          load ].
>
>         I would like to load it within my baseline like this below but I
>         dont know
>         what to write in the fileTreeRepository method...
>
>         baseline: spec
>                  <baseline>
>                  spec
>                          for: #common
>                          do: [ spec blessing: #baseline.
>                                  spec repository: ##self
>         fileTreeRepository##.
>                                  "here I load all the the oher stuff"
>                                  spec
>                                          package: 'RKA24-Model';
>                                          package: 'RKA24-System';
>                                          package: 'RKA24-Translator';
>                                          package: 'RKA24-View';
>                                          package: 'RKA24-Test';
>                                          package: 'RKA24-Report';
>                                          package: 'RKA24-Overwrites' ]
>
>         2) Also, when I take a new Image, I have to do several steps
>
>         load gitfiletree from catalog
>         add/open my gitfiletree repository from Monticello
>         load BaselineOfRKA24 manually with
>         (BaselineOfRKA24   project map at: 'baseline') load
>
>         I think this is not the best way, I would like to make it right.
>
>         Can anyone give me some hints how to improve this two steps?
>         I use Pharo 5 and I don't want to go to Pharo 6 right now.
>         I develop on mac and production server is on windows.
>
>         Regards
>         Sabine
>
>
>
>
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