I only know about the description in the Green Book (with several screen
shots). I don't know if it was ever used except for internal Xerox use
or if it was enhanced into something else or where the code might be
now. Actually, it should be fairly easy, well, straightforward anyway,
to recreate most of what was described.

-- Dwight

William Barnett-Lewis wrote:
> 
> Was this only described in the Green book or was there source there too? If
> yes, could this be made available somehow? This sounds fascinating and I'd
> love to be able to study it.
> 
> It also seems that seeing it might help others recreate it.
> 
> William
> 
> > I seem to be seeing more and more need for a Squeak-native
> > source/version/goodie/library/bug manager -- perhaps something along the
> > lines of the Smalltalk-80 Version Manager described in the Green Book.
> > This was a set of inter-related tools that communicated through the
> > version manager to a code repository -- it brought together bug reports,
> > bug fixes, enhancements, versioning, etc into a few simple browsers.
> > Each type of item had a corresponding "form" that could be filled out
> > and "sent" to a repository.
> (snip)
> > Thoughts? Comments?
> >
> > -- Dwight
> >
> 
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