Yesterday I tried again to use Versionner in 2.0 but did have much success. So I tried myself (because I think Versionner is important) and could final generate a new version of my project using versionner.
Following things I noticed (I'm writing this because I'm not sure which issue to open for what package. I'm just want opinions and after that I can open/upload whatever):
I loaded Versionner from Metacello (taken from [1])
monticello issues
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While updating the rest of the packages to the newest I saw that
Versionner-Core-Model-ChristopheDemarey.19
has an older ancestor for fixing something for pharo 1.4. The package
Versionner-Core-Model-ChristopheDemarey.20
merged the packages back to HEAD but reverted some things like SystemAnnouncer back to SystemChangeNotifier. So I'm using
Versionner-Core-Model-ChristopheDemarey.18
and
Versionner-Core-Commands-ChristopheDemarey.17
as older packages. Any other package is the newest in the repository.
metacello toolbox issues
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I don't know much about metacello toolbox but the separation of files into ConfigurationOf and Baseline seems to have potential for confusion. There is a notion of a basename so it can build ConfigurationOfMyProject as well as BaselineOfMyProject (MyProject being the basename). But in the MetacelloToolbox in the pharo2.0 repository it does not seem right. I had to change the code to use (MBToolbox baseNameOf: �) at a few places. I took orientation from the message signature. If a method expects a configurationBaseName and the sender used the configuration class I changed it. I'll attach the mcz for now to this mail until it is clear what to do.
versionner issues
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At one place I added a metacello toolbox name conversion because it made sense to make it there. The other thing I had to fix is a method notification that takes the wrong entity from an announcement. Both packages attached as I don't have commit rights and don't know where the issue tracker for versionner is if there is any)
I would be glad if any of you guys that know about that stuff could drop me a note if this is ok or where I've gone wrong.
thanks,
Norbert