"C. David Shaffer" <cdshaffer at acm.org> wrote:
> goran.krampe at bluefish.se writes:
>  > Ned Konz <ned at squeakland.org> wrote:
>  > > On Sunday 23 November 2003 8:25 am, shaffer-squeak at cs.westminster.edu wrote:
>  > > > My development image is kicking out an error dialog every time I try
>  > > > to "upgrade all installed packages".  I traced it through to
>  > > > SMSqueakMap>>installedPackages which throws an exception at "cards at:
>  > > > k"...presumably I'm missing a card for one of my installed packages.
>  > > > Anyone know how that could happen and how I can get the card back?
>  > > > The package which is missing a corresponding card is:
>  > > >
>  > > >  an UUID('9b4a3faa-d342-4da8-8c3a-9a237bcea64d')
>  > > 
>  > > Have you tried just hitting the Proceed button on the pre-debug window?
>  > > 
> 
> Well, I don't get such a window (no SqueakMap2...I'm not that
> adventurous).

:-)

>  I just went into installedPackages and removed the
> dictionary entry.  Not sure what the future repercussions will be.

Should be fine, that is the only place where that information is kept -
and it is only kept in the image, not in any log file on disk (except
for an "has been installed"-entry in the Changes log, so if you replay
changes from the log it might in theory pop up as installed again).

In SM2 there are (I think) more methods to do such things
programmatically (force removing an installed package release).


>  As
> per Avi's response I installed the newer Kom stuff.  I'm not using it
> much in this image so that didn't seem particularly risky (installing
> the new Comanche over the older one, that is).  That way as far as SM
> is concerned the only Comanche I have is the newer one.  Everything
> seems to be working fine in PackageLoader right now.  Here's keeping
> my fingers crossed...

Should be no problem as far as SM is concerned. The new Kom is different
from old Comanche though, new Kom is not backwards compatible - even
though it is easy to port stuff over to it. So what did you use it for?

> David

regards, Göran