Smalltalk code is objects, not text. So I'm for exploration and development of this (traditional Smalltalk Envy, Store, Monticello...) direction instead of trading Smalltalk benefits for cheap popularity :) But these alternatives don't interfere I guess.
A feedback post on the ESUG list from the GSoC somehow turned into an idea
sandpit. �I would like to test the water about one of the ideas to get a
feeling about what people thoughts are regarding Pharo/GIT? �Some groundwork
has already been done via the gitocello (I like the name) project.
Paolo Bonzini-2 wrote:
>
> ... For the VCS, I've always been surprised there's no git or svn backend
> for Monticello. �It wouldn't seem _too_ hard to have a directory per
> package and replace each .mcz file with a commit in that directory.
>
> Alternatively, there's actually very little GST-specific code in
> http://github.com/timfel/gitocello (a Squeak+Monticello <-> GST+git
> bridge), so if someone wants to play with it...
>
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