On Feb 21, 2011, at 17:22 , Camillo Bruni wrote:
how about a file based system and git?
yea, just discussed this very idea an hour ago... The simplest thing that could work: - Write out changes to files (for each method and class) - Use git to commit, push, pull, merge, etc. - After git actions, load changed files and compile Advantage: - can reuse good existing tools and infrastructure: git, github, etc. - probably faster than MC + SqueakSource - lower entry barrier for new people Disadvantage: - source control tools not integrated anymore - resolving merge conflicts may be tedious - we don't have our own solution for everything anymore ;) Adrian
On 2011-02-21, at 16:48, Fabrizio Perin wrote:
Well more or less every 10 days i need to restart it. This discussion happen already in different threads but again the problems are: 1- The machine hosting squeaksource is an old mac. Maybe on a new machine running linux it could be better. 2- SqueakSource is running in a squeakimage on a SqueakVM 3.9 (if i'm not wrong - anyway is very old stuff) and as far as i get, a porting to a more recent environment (let say a pharo 1.3 on a cog vm) will mean to rewrite entirely squaeksource.
Now, this is a well know problem and a lot of people is already moving to solve it (surely you can find lots of email from Stephan talking about this). I'm trying to keep the system alive.
Cheers,
Fabrizio
2011/2/21 Hernán Morales Durand <hernan.morales@gmail.com>
Thanks, do nothing, just wait and see until SqueakSource turns completely unusable.
I don't know if people won't noticed or don't want to admit it, but SqueakSource is down very often lately..
2011/2/21 Fabrizio Perin <fabrizio.perin@gmail.com>:
SqueakSource is up and running. I did restart it at 15:55 GTM+1 so i don't know how i can help you.
2011/2/21 Hernán Morales Durand <hernan.morales@gmail.com>
SqueakSource is down again. I'm tired of this situation, there is any alternative "free" repository? Cheers,
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