Hi Torsten,

I like all this cleanups and recategorizations.

But I have two requests, tell me what you think:

��- first and more important. I'd like that we define a convention document in a wiki page or pillar document for protocols. What are the correct protocols to use and why? This is important for newcomers and for making tools. I see that you're doing a lot of recategorizations but I'd like if we set them up and discuss them in the mailing list.

��- second and more technological. Why are all categorizations splitted in mini pull requests, scoped to one class? Can we group them at least by package? otherwise this is killing our integration infrastructure (which is modest but for free :)). Also separating all this changes means that we cannot easily find them in the history later on, I'd prefer that we group related changes in related commits if possible.�� Marcus was telling me this may be because people have trouble reviewing them if they are too big? I can review if you put me ask me as reviewer.

Tx,
Guilel

On Sun, Mar 25, 2018 at 8:54 PM, Astares <notifications@github.com> wrote:

https://pharo.fogbugz.com/f/cases/21646/AbstractFileReference-should-use-utilities-protocol-name


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