I don't understand how these sorts of fragments get into the image.
When you look at 3.9, the only senders of autoAccessors are for a
remove-script apparently to get rid of it.

So my question is:  Given that we are all trying to make the image
smaller and cleaner, how did this happen?

We know better than to half-introduce a feature or half-remove a
feature.  What happened here and do we need to consider additional
quality-control measures to catch these sorts of things?

Here is one example:  Before I version anything in MC, I review the
"Changes" list, and review every single change, to understand and
confirm why it was made.  I *assume* that everyone else does this too;
but then I won't tell you what my mother told me about "assume"..



2010/4/16 Stéphane Rollandin <lecteur at zogotounga.net>:
> hello,
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> Preferences autoAccessor when turned on seems to break badly the Object
> #doesNotUnderstand logic.
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> try this is the latest image:
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>        Preferences enable: #autoAccessors.
>        5 annoyWith: 7
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> (beware it will hang the image for good)
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> Stef
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