I can see in MagritteGlorp there are two Magritte-Model revisions. Newest is rjl.236 which depends on rjl.235 which depends on rjl.234. But rjl.234 isn't in this repository. So at first sight I don't have a chance to see from which official version number the first rjl version has been forked off. And both could be developed in parallel for a longer time keeping the version number similar.
Those numbers are meaningless, ignore revision numbers. Just diff the code, you'll see there are no changes to Magritte. I'll try and be more careful about committing things that look like forks that aren't.
Ok, sounds reasonable. I put a fresh note on my to-do list about this. I 'll have a closer look at monotone (http://www.venge.net/monotone/ ). I like the way the handle patches.
Norbert
That's a file based version control system, it's not going to work for Smalltalk code. Learn how Monticello works, it's is the main version control system for Squeak, and I don't see that changing any time soon.
Ramon Leon http://onsmalltalk.com