Hi Martin,

What I do is

1. update local pharo repository on branch 'development'

2. add repository to Iceberg

3. create branch for phogbugz issue

4. make changes (e.g. load stuff from your project)

5. Note that you will have to handle addition and removal of packages separately:

5.1 addition: click 'add package'��

5.2 removal: click 'remove package'. You will have to commit the removal from the command line, as Iceberg does not currently recognize removals as staged changes.

I usually just make a second commit with the removal before I push everything.

6. Now the changes may not show up. But you can right click on the repository in Iceberg and select 'Synchronize full repository'

7. Select the changes you want to commit

The rest you know, I guess ;)

Cheers,

Max

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On 16 January 2018 at 20:16:22, Martin Dias (tinchodias@gmail.com) wrote:

Hi, I followed the guide and everything is good. What I don't know is how to upgrade an external project already integrated in Pharo 7 (Epicea). I have new version 8.2.6.

Cheers, Mart��n.

On Tue, Jan 9, 2018 at 11:01 AM, Sean P. DeNigris <sean@clipperadams.com> wrote:

EstebanLM wrote
>> Mmm. I think this is because your local clone is outdated.
>> It should be fixed with a fetch��� from pharo-project, I mean :)

That worked. Thanks. Next problem: Iceberg is showing a massive number of
changes when syncing with pharo fork on the dev branch at the same commit as
the image. There doesn't seem to be a way to collapse the whole tree making
it impossible to find the real changes. I assume it's that known bug where
the first commit will sync the list, but not very user friendly!

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