Having also worked with the Exercism-Pharo project I've had the same thoughts. Its a bit like from the command line specifying which directory is created. git clone <repository> [<directory>] cheers -ben On Sat, 29 Sep 2018 at 12:34, Tim Mackinnon <tim@testit.works> wrote:
Hi - Iâve just noticed a small issue with the latest iceberg - or at least its confusing. The Exercism project - is in a repo specified by them - its exercism/pharo.git
And when I check it out using the latest iceberg using the GitHub option - I specify an Owner of âexercismâ and a project name âpharoâ to get it to properly check out. However in the iceberg window this then appears as a project called âpharoâ which is very misleading when there is the master âPharoâ project for all of pharo. (See photo)
There doesnât seem to be a way to override the display of this name to make it âexercism/pharoâ - and Iâm wondering if Iceberg should handle this a bit better - either by showing {owner}/{project} or letting you give a better name in the definition to override what is shown?
Tim
