[Newbies] Version Control and new VMs

[Giuseppe Luigi Punzi]

Fabio Oliveira escribió:
> Hi,
>
>
> I started to play recently with Squeak and Smalltalk. My impression is
> the Squeak and the Seaside Framework are moving targets, very exciting
> pieces of code, but if I start a project this week, in the next week
> will be available a new VM, or a new image, a new Seaside version,
> etc...
I thought the same. I'm new too.
>
> Very good, because it means a very productive and creative community.
> But if I have a project, and want to migrate to a new image version?
> or to a new Seaside version? What is the right/easy way of doing this?
> Change sets?
Well, you can easy move your projects, fileOut your objects and fileIn 
to the new image target.
>
> Maybe my question is how to do version control and manage conflicts?
> How to migrate to new images?
Well. Are new images but, as other applications, this new versions 
aren't stable. You can use this new images for testing purposes, but i 
don't recommend you use the new versions of images, packages until are 
oficially stable. aren't oficially stable, but soon.

Use 3.8.1 and migrate your code to 3.9 when stable. Then, when 3.9 is 
oficially stable, work over 3.9 and test over 3.10/4

See you.

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