Hi Cyril,

> I use Seaside 3.1 in Pharo 5 and I have an application running with this
> setup currently.

Great! There were indeed very few failing tests that were fixed quickly. 
I think most of Seaside was just working and you confirm that.

> This is the main issues I got the past few weeks:
> - When we load Seaside of Pharo 5 we have to add "onWarningLog" in order
> to avoid a lot of deprecation warning.
> - When we register a component to WAAdmin we also have a deprecation
> warning.

For Seaside 3.1.5, this will remain the case. The tests are fixed and the 
broken parts have been replaced but the deprecation warning about #subStrings: 
will not be fixed anymore in Seaside 3.1
For Seaside 3.2, they have been addressed and you should not get any of those 
anymore.

> - In the status component we got a MNU in the VM tab

thanks for reporting, will look into that.

> - In the latest Pharo5 the seaside adaptor is not launched by default on
> 8080. We have to add it manually (probably because of the SessionManager
> changes).

Aha, indeed. The Grease abstraction for this needs to be changed. 
Will take a look asap.

> If I see other problems I will contact you :)

Great. You can also report issues on the issue tracker: 
https://github.com/SeasideSt/Seaside/issues 
<https://github.com/SeasideSt/Seaside/issues>
> 
> In my baseline I load Seaside3 stable, which is the realise 3.1 I think.

Yes, that’s correct.
I would suggest using 3.2.0 from now on if you’re not running a production 
environment though. It’s still a moving target but it’s good if people 
experiment with it.

cheers
Johan

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