Two concerns from one flow of events...

I was trying out "review a pull request" feature for the first time.�� This looks very promising, but I got stuck.

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In Pharo 6.1...

Iceberg��

�� > Settings > Use custom keys = Enabled

�� > Add > Clone remote repository

�� Remote URL = git@github.com:exercism/pharo.git

�� ==> "pharo" repo appears, status "Not loaded"

�� > "pharo" repo > Packages ==> BaselineOfExercism, Exercism, etc

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�� > "pharo" repo > Github > View pull request > origin > enter github account password

�� ==> shows PR#98 "Move setup to class initialization..."

�� > right-click 98 > Review pull request

�� ==> an empty window titled "Browsing pull request: #98...." appeared (see attached)

Trying the same in Pharo 7 gave a different problem...

From Launcher started Pharo-7.0.0-alpha.build.1231.sha.cf8aa48.arch.32bit...

Iceberg��

�� > Settings > Use custom keys = Enabled

�� > "pharo" repo > Forget Repository > Ticked "Also remove repository from file system"

�� > Add > Clone remote repository

�� Remote URL = git@github.com:exercism/pharo.git

�� ==> "pharo" appears, status = "Fetch required. Unknown cf8aa48"

�� > "pharo" repo > Fetch

�� ==> no change in status,��

�� but I do see the the expected files in repo on disk��

�� > "pharo" repo > Packages

�� ==> only shows LICENSE and README.md.��

�� Why did this "just work" in 6.1 ?

�� It seems the source directory is wrong.��

�� From this point is it possible to update the source directory to "dev/src/" ?

Maybe its due to the name clash "pharo-project/pharo" versus "exercism/pharo"

and something was retained after the "Forget Repository".��

Such a name clash is unfortunate, but is a corner case that should be handled.

This could be a useful test case.

Before I log an issue, could someone check I'm not doing something wrong.

cheers -ben

P.S. A work around might have been giving a custom local name for the exercism/pharo repo,��

much like you can specify the folder created by command line 'git clone'.��

Is such a feature planned for Iceberg?