Frank Shearar-3 wrote
> On 17 December 2012 17:12, Frank Shearar <

> frank.shearar@

> > wrote:
>> On 17 December 2012 17:07, glenpaling <

> slp5591@

> > wrote:
>>> I updated the CI build version 60 I had to trunk version 12303 (same
>>> version
>>> as RC2). The tests run without Monticello failures.  Looks like a CI
>>> problem.
>>
>> No, because build 60 had only 3 test failures. Too, builds #61 - #63
>> weren't triggered by MC changes, so they're running the same MC tests,
>> and none of them failed with these errors.
>>
>> I don't know _why_ it's happening, but I think I know _where_:
>>
>> MCMethodDefinitionTest >> testLoadAndUnload
>>         |definition|
>>         definition := self mockMethod: #one class: 'MCMockClassA' source:
>> 'one ^2' meta: false.
>>         self assert: self mockInstanceA one = 1.
>>         definition load.
>>         self assert: self mockInstanceA one = 2.
>>         definition unload.
>>         self deny: (self mockInstanceA respondsTo: #one)
>>
>> However, its #tearDown is supposed to restore order, and is apparently
>> not.
> 
> Glen, when you run the tests, do you have Author initials set?
> 
> I've just found that if I _don't_, then the #tearDown doesn't revert
> the mock MC package properly... but if I _do_, then the tests pass.
> (The CI build explicitly sets the Author initials.)

Yes, I'm setting the AuthorInitials. I checked, it's still set to 'egp'. 

I located a version of Squeak4.4-alpha (update: 11920). It passes the MC
tests.



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