Le 27 mars 2015 � 23:34, Tudor Girba a �crit :

Hi,

Here is how you can find the users to a Trait:
- Open Spotter
- Search for the Trait
- Dive In
- Look for Users (you can search for #u)

Good to know but it gives the same result as aTrait users.
I wanted to know if there are other references to a trait that users do not show. I cannot imagine one other.
....
Sorry I just caught the problem. Please forgot this question.

I really hate Monticello. Its branch mechanism (if I can call it a mechanism) is awful.
The last version of a package I published was not loaded because of an intermediate commit between mine and the ancestor. So what does Monticello? create a new branch without warning to pull changes ...
These versions have often the same version number. When you want to load the bleeding edge in such a situation, you don't get the latest version published but one of the 2 versions with the same version number (maybe sorted alphabetically).


On Fri, Mar 27, 2015 at 11:30 PM, Christophe Demarey <christophe.demarey@inria.fr> wrote:
Hi,

I removed a trait and updated users of this trait accordingly.
I use aTrait users to know the users.
I get a problem at the loading time of some packages because there is still a reference to the removed trait somewhere.
How can I find the reference? text search in methods cannot be used, senders neither.

Christophe.



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