Hello,
could anybody help me to understand, how to use MonticelloBrowser? (Working with 3.9 #7067) I read SBE and it says:
" The right-hand pane lists all of the source-code repositories that Monticello knows about, usually because it has loaded code from them. If you select a package in the left pane, the right pane is filtered to show only those repositories that contain versions of the selected package."
However, I don't see that happen. If I select e.g. OmniBrowser in the left pane, the list in the right pane is reduced to a local path on my filesystem (the package-cache). But if I deselect all in the left pane to see all the repositories in the right pane, then select 'http://source.wiresong.ca/ob' and open the repository I get a browser containing lots of newer version of OmniBrowser (and other packages).
Now these repository browsers always take some time to load and I have to check different repositories by hand to find the latest version.
What is the right way to search (and update) to the latest release of a package?
Thanks for your help,
Christoph
On Thu, 2008-01-10 at 13:12 +0100, Ch Lamprecht wrote:
Hello,
could anybody help me to understand, how to use MonticelloBrowser? (Working with 3.9 #7067) I read SBE and it says:
" The right-hand pane lists all of the source-code repositories that Monticello knows about, usually because it has loaded code from them. If you select a package in the left pane, the right pane is filtered to show only those repositories that contain versions of the selected package."
However, I don't see that happen. If I select e.g. OmniBrowser in the left pane, the list in the right pane is reduced to a local path on my filesystem (the package-cache). But if I deselect all in the left pane to see all the repositories in the right pane, then select 'http://source.wiresong.ca/ob' and open the repository I get a browser containing lots of newer version of OmniBrowser (and other packages).
It seems you didn't load Omnibrowser from Monticello in first place. The repositories are only there if code was loaded from a repository. If you got Omnibrowser from squeakmap or universe it is normal to find newer ones in the online repository. Squeakmap and universes contain "released" versions of the code where Monticello contains the actual code. If you load Omnibrowser from wiresong you will notice that it then will show the wiresong repository in the right pane. It is just that you have to assign a repository once to see it.
Now these repository browsers always take some time to load and I have to check different repositories by hand to find the latest version.
If you are new to squeak and you are not developing some package like omnibrowser you might better stay with the versions on squeakmap/universes.
What is the right way to search (and update) to the latest release of a package?
Depends on the package. Most of the projects are using Monticello for development and many from them use www.squeaksource.com for their projects. So the right way is to find the right repository and if it is Monticello most of them provide a snippet you can add to the Monticello browser after pressing the button "+Repository"
hope this helps,
Norbert
Hi, I'm attempting to load SanstoneGOODS package. However, it says that I'm missing several dependencies. For example, I'm getting the following error messages: Begin Error:
This package depends on the following classes: SDAbstractStore BTree SDActiveRecordTests SDCheckPointer You must resolve these dependencies before you will be able to load these definitions: BTree>>at:ifAbsentPut: SDCheckPointer classSide>>startUp: SDGoodsStore SDGoodsStore classSide>>defaultHost SDGoodsStore classSide>>defaultPort SDGoodsStore classSide>>host SDGoodsStore classSide>>host: SDGoodsStore classSide>>initialize SDGoodsStore classSide>>port SDGoodsStore classSide>>port: SDGoodsStore>>abortChanges: SDGoodsStore>>cachedLoadOfClass:from: SDGoodsStore>>commit: SDGoodsStore>>db SDGoodsStore>>db: SDGoodsStore>>dictionaryClass SDGoodsStore>>ensureDown SDGoodsStore>>ensureForClass: SDGoodsStore>>flushCounter SDGoodsStore>>flushCounter: SDGoodsStore>>flushDb SDGoodsStore>>forClass: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:at:ifAbsent: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:detect:ifFound: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:detect:ifNone: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:do: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:findAll: SDGoodsStore>>inTransaction SDGoodsStore>>inTransaction: SDGoodsStore>>increaseFlushCounter SDGoodsStore>>loadClass:atId: SDGoodsStore>>recoverForClass: SDGoodsStore>>removeObject: SDGoodsStore>>runInTransaction: SDGoodsStore>>storeObject: SDGoodsStore>>updateObject: SDGoodsStoreTests SDGoodsStoreTests classSide>>isAbstract SDGoodsStoreTests>>defaultStore SDGoodsStoreTests>>runCase SDGoodsStoreTests>>setUp SDGoodsStoreTests>>tearDown
Select Proceed to continue, or close this window to cancel the operation.
END Error:
Shouldn't Monticello load these dependencies automatically?
Thanks,
-Conrad
you can find your answer here :)
http://www.wiresong.ca/Monticello/FAQ/
César.
On Sat, May 23, 2009 at 8:00 AM, Conrad Taylor conradwt@gmail.com wrote:
Hi, I'm attempting to load SanstoneGOODS package. However, it says that I'm missing several dependencies. For example, I'm getting the following error messages: Begin Error: This package depends on the following classes: SDAbstractStore BTree SDActiveRecordTests SDCheckPointer You must resolve these dependencies before you will be able to load these definitions: BTree>>at:ifAbsentPut: SDCheckPointer classSide>>startUp: SDGoodsStore SDGoodsStore classSide>>defaultHost SDGoodsStore classSide>>defaultPort SDGoodsStore classSide>>host SDGoodsStore classSide>>host: SDGoodsStore classSide>>initialize SDGoodsStore classSide>>port SDGoodsStore classSide>>port: SDGoodsStore>>abortChanges: SDGoodsStore>>cachedLoadOfClass:from: SDGoodsStore>>commit: SDGoodsStore>>db SDGoodsStore>>db: SDGoodsStore>>dictionaryClass SDGoodsStore>>ensureDown SDGoodsStore>>ensureForClass: SDGoodsStore>>flushCounter SDGoodsStore>>flushCounter: SDGoodsStore>>flushDb SDGoodsStore>>forClass: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:at:ifAbsent: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:detect:ifFound: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:detect:ifNone: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:do: SDGoodsStore>>forClass:findAll: SDGoodsStore>>inTransaction SDGoodsStore>>inTransaction: SDGoodsStore>>increaseFlushCounter SDGoodsStore>>loadClass:atId: SDGoodsStore>>recoverForClass: SDGoodsStore>>removeObject: SDGoodsStore>>runInTransaction: SDGoodsStore>>storeObject: SDGoodsStore>>updateObject: SDGoodsStoreTests SDGoodsStoreTests classSide>>isAbstract SDGoodsStoreTests>>defaultStore SDGoodsStoreTests>>runCase SDGoodsStoreTests>>setUp SDGoodsStoreTests>>tearDown
Select Proceed to continue, or close this window to cancel the operation. END Error: Shouldn't Monticello load these dependencies automatically? Thanks, -Conrad
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