I'm probably very naive here; and also a bit lazy and so on... So: could you point me at a short text that describes exactly what I have to do to get any line of code into a new Pharo?
The thing is that all things, even the smallest tiniest triviality, happens if someone *does* it. Nothing happens by itself.
Check out the wiki page HowToContribute for a detailed description of how to submit code. There is also a screencast demonstrating the process.
Like I figured out that these syntax coloring and compiling of traits happens in a strange scope... how can I push this immediately back? I just got used to always including these changes in my own repos since I didn't know how to get access to such changes immediately; nor how to properly publish them.
My own main goal isn't Pharo, although I really like Pharo and would like to contribute whatever I do back to Pharo. So knowing about the streamlined process will help me push the small changes I do back. And yes, sorry, I'm lazy ;-)
cheers,
Toon