[Vm-dev] Esteban's workflow for pharo packages in pharo-vm

[Esteban Lorenzano]

> On 12 Aug 2017, at 10:02, bdurin <bruno.durin at gmail.com> wrote:
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> I agree, having everything in the same place, even everything on github
> maybe, would be very useful!
> Sorry, I was not clear, I was refering to more "stupid" things.
> In mc, you updated VMMaker to VMMaker.oscog-eem.2243 and Cog to Cog-tpr.325
> for example. I guess you choose the versions of the package that you deem
> stable or that suit your testing needs. Then, how to you proceed? Have you

not really, there is a jenkins job that checks vmmaker repository and moves the package each time.
same should apply to Cog but there are still some merge issues with that package and I’ve been too lazy to do it so I manually make the merge and upload time to time (not very professional :( )

> got an automated process that retrieve the .mcz from Squeak repo, process it
> into all the files that you commit to the git repo? Or do you manually load
> the version you want in an image and somehow export the .mcz package that is
> in your local package cache into the tree of dir and files that is in the
> git repo?
> Maybe I can rephrase my question as: how is the set of files that are in
> "mc" produced? (All the .package dir, .class dir, .json files, etc.) Is it a
> tool that you wrote or is it the output of something "standard" (let's say
> that "standard" mean something already in the Pharo image that one can
> download from pharo.org)? It seems that I miss something very simple here.

is just “filetree” format, which is already in the image (since a lot).
(is used to export mcz as you see them… used to version them using git/hg/darcs/whatever you want).
it is actually the same format iceberg uses.

cheers, 
Esteban

> Thanks for your help!
> Bruno
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