version control usage for Seaside/Squeak

Hi all,

I'm new to Seaside and Squeak.  Monticello is a different version control system for me and I want to know how others are building and deploying their apps.  What technique do people use to build, test and then deploy.  I imagine I'll be developing locally on my laptop and then pushing to a hosting server.  I assume I don't want to use fileOut and fileIn to manage the code I write.  If you are open to sharing your code management solutions, I'd like to know.  I ask because there might be managment solutions that are not obvious to me as I am unfamiliar with programming in an image-based tool like Smalltalk/Squeak.

Thanks,
Chris

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Hi,

I put all my code in a Monticello package. I save (publish) his
regularly to a local repository on my hard disk. I deploy initially by
copying the image to the production server. Then I can update that by
loading the updated monticello packages. Getting started with
Monticello was not that difficult, I guess "Squeak by Example" has
good up to date information on it. See also
http://preeminent.org/squeak/tut2007/html/128.html

Feel free to ask more specific questions :-)

Cheers

Matthias

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Hi Chris,

We use Monticello as follows. For each project we have an empty root  
package with dependencies to all other packages (including for example  
Seaside). In general, you commit the root package to the repository to  
keep different versions of different packages together. In addition we  
use MC configuration maps for development, testing and production  
image configurations. The dev map, for instance, has additional  
packages like eCompletion and Shout whereas production configuration  
for example includes a vnc server. Then we have an automatic build  
system that grabs new maps and builds images from scratch.

HTH,
Adrian

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