> On 2019-12-09, at 12:47 PM, Tobias Pape <Das.Linux at gmx.de> wrote:
> 
> 
> Metacello new
> 	configuration: 'Seaside3';
> 	smalltalkhubUser: 'Seaside' project: 'MetacelloConfigurations';
> 	load: #('OneClick' 'Security' 'Filesystem' 'Email' 'RSS' 'REST').

Ok, that's interesting. Another way to load Seaside and using a different repository - is that kept synched with the github stuff or is it a separate version? This can get somewhat confusing.

It loaded a pile of code including what looks like most of the refactoring browser system. Were you expecting that? 


> First, I'd still suggest to use the Configuration, the Baseline settles and might be usable but I have only tried the Configuration.
> 
> Then, using ConfigurationOf or BaselineOf classes directly might not result in the desired effect.
> Using the Metacello class api directly should be safe.
> 
> I think the Metacello class itself is best to start looking around.

OK, but we collectively have made a real mess of this installing stuff. Baselines, Configurations, Github, squeaksource, smalltalkhub, squeakmap, on and on. Surely the ideal is a nice easy entry on SqueakMap (which we do have for basic Seaside) and then for systems like Seaside a nice easy to use UI and API to load extras.

And I guess I should actually make sure to ask about this on the specific seaside list too, just to be sure.


tim
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