Hi Giovanni, that is not the expected behavior. Are you certain session1 and session2 are really two different sessions?

Let's work from a complete script and see if we can find where we diverge. This worked for me, how about for you?

| path session1 session2 | path := 'c:\temp\localCommitTest'. MagmaRepositoryController create: path root: Dictionary new. session1 := MagmaSession openLocal: path. session1 connectAs: 'session1'. session2 := MagmaSession openLocal: path. session2 connectAs: 'session2'. [ session1 begin. session1 root at: #foo put: #bar. session2 commit: [session2 root at: #foo put: #baz]. [ session1 commit ] on: MagmaCommitError do: [ : err | err result explore ] ]

ensure: [ session1 disconnect. session2 disconnect. session2 closeRepository ]

--- Giovanni Corriga giovanni@corriga.net wrote:

Hi all,

the following snippet

session1 begin. session1 root at: #foo put: #bar. session2 commit: [session2 root at: #foo put: #baz]. session1 commit.

results in a MagmaCommitError, as it should, when the sessions are remote and created with #hostAddress:port: , but runs successfully when the two sessions are created using #openLocal: .

Is this expected, or is it a bug?

Ciao,

Giovanni

I thought Keith Hodges had relative paths working already. I see it is for create but not open. Perhaps it "slipped through the cracks" because I expected relative paths to be working.

I'll do some digging and see if I can find Keiths fix and put up a new version on SqueakMap within the next few days.

Thanks, Chris

--- Giovanni Corriga giovanni@corriga.net wrote:

Il giorno gio, 11/01/2007 alle 17.25 -0800, Chris Muller ha scritto:

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Hi Giovanni, that is not the expected behavior. Are you certain session1 and session2 are really two different sessions?

Let's work from a complete script and see if we can find where we diverge. This worked for me, how about for you?

Hi Chris

your script worked. I also remembered that I did modify MagmaRepositoryController class>>open: in orded to support non-absolute paths. My version of #open: is

open: pathString | directory | directory := pathString first = FileDirectory pathNameDelimiter ifTrue: [FileDirectory on: pathString] ifFalse: [FileDirectory default directoryNamed: pathString]. ^ self new open: directory

so the problem must lie here. Could it be because UnixFileDirectory does not implement #= ?

Giovanni

Well, I think you did too, I probably missed merging one of your packages..

--- Keith Hodges keith_hodges@yahoo.co.uk wrote:

Chris Muller wrote:

...

I thought Keith Hodges had relative paths working already. I see

it is

...

for create but not open. Perhaps it "slipped through the cracks" because I expected relative paths to be working.

I'll do some digging and see if I can find Keiths fix and put up a

new

...

version on SqueakMap within the next few days.

Thanks, Chris

Hello,

I thought I scoured the whole code base to fix relative path stuff!

Keith

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