On 12 janv. 2010, at 18:52, Matthias Berth wrote:
Hi,
I was following
http://code.google.com/p/pharo/wiki/HowToContribute
I have saved the patched package into my package-cache, giving Network-Protocols-MatthiasBerth.17.mcz. Then I restarted the image (pharo core 1.0rc 10505).
Then I wanted to save to PharoInbox, by selecting PharoInbox in Monticello browser and clicking "save". Monticello asked for my initials (no problem) and then it gave the package a new version number Network-Protocols-MatthiasBerth.18.mcz. Is that expected behavior? I cancelled that because I did not want to increase the version number.
I tried again, now by following the instructions to the letter and pressing the +Repository button. Same problem, even worse: now I got version 19 (Network-Protocols-MatthiasBerth.19.mcz).
Do others see the same problem? Am I doing something stupid here?
Yes it's the expected behavior for Monticello, which always increases the version number if you save the package. Instead, one you can do from the MC browser is to *copy* your version 17 to the PharoInbox (provided that PharoInbox is registered as a repository for the package) -- Simon