Hi doug

What is the plans for the tests? Especially the one of the kernel.

I would like to have the tests included with the changes or how can we 
know that they are in sync with the
code. We could have a methods removing the changes from the images 
after.

Stef

On Saturday, March 15, 2003, at 01:06 AM, Doug Way wrote:

>
> These are the two planned fixes for 3.5.  Give them a test if either 
> of these
> fixes is something you've been waiting for.
>
> - Doug Way
>
> -------------------
>
> 5172MetaClassBuilderFix-ar -- Andreas Raab -- 27 February 2003
> This change set fixes a rather obscure bug with reshaping the entire 
> class
> hierarchy from ClassBuilder. The problem was introduced by accidentally
> breaking the superclass/subclass invariant. The CS fixes this problem, 
> by
> doing so actually removes some code and documents the critical 
> invariants
> (both by putting comments into the methods affected and by making those
> methods private which temporarily break the crucial invariants).
> The class comment has been extended to document the fundamental 
> assumption
> that ClassBuilder needs access to ALL of the subclasses no matter 
> where no
> matter how they are created.
>
> 5173LateSqueaklandFixes-nk -- Ned Konz -- 12 March 2003
> This contains two important fixes from the Squeakland update stream 
> that fix
> project saving and loading problems in the released 3.4 image. Both 
> fixes are
> by Andreas Raab.
> These fixes are the contents of these change sets:
> 0143fixFormAlpha-ar.cs (23 Sept. 2002)
> 0144gifFix.cs (9 December 2002)
> Fixes a problem with certain gifs in external resources.
>
>
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