Hi Alex, I'm sorry I missed your last message on Slack.

Yes, current "stable" version (v0.2.1) has a bug, that I decided not to fix because I am about to release v0.3. The new version is quite stable and a lot faster, so maybe you will like to give it a test before the release (that should be in a few days anyway.��

It seems that you have loaded code from Monticello but at the same time you have the same packages in an Iceberg repository. Am I right?

If that is the case, I have to say we do not support exactly that usage pattern. Sorry, for that, I will work on supporting it.

In the meanwhile, you have a few workarounds:
1) If your code is already in a git repository (I guess it is the case given your error), then loading it in a clean image should not pose any problems.
2) Or if you loaded from github using metacello it should also work (I would say it should work also for code loaded from gitfiletree but Norbert reported a problem with it, which I am not being able to reproduce.)
3) Otherwise, if your code is only in monticello, then saving it to a clean Iceberg repository should work also.


In any case, do not hesitate comming to me with any question or problem, I will try to help you. (But take into account the different time zones.)

Cheers,��
Nico


On Fri, Sep 23, 2016 at 5:36 AM, Tudor Girba <tudor@tudorgirba.com> wrote:
Hi,

Please use the development version of Iceberg. It should be fixed there.

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Cheers,
Doru


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