On 11/04/16 18:53, Rob Rothwell wrote:
Where can I learn how to open a bug entry and/or how to submit a fix?
http://pharo.org/contribute Create an account at pharo.fogbugz.com, log in and add a new issue. Select the image version the bug should be fixed against and the priority. Describe it by copying the relevant information from these posts. A fix is created by taking the latest version of the pharo image (of the right version), making the change there, ideally adding a a test that fails in the buggy situation and succeeds with the fix. In Monticello, create a slice containing only the packages that you needed to change. If you type the issue number in the slice field, its description will be automatically downloaded. Commit the slice to the pharo inbox for the right version, copy the commit text to the clipboard. (that assumes that you signed the contributors license agreement and have commit rights to the inbox). In the issue tracker, click on resolve, paste the commit text and select Resolved (Fix Review Needed). That will trigger the Monkey to run system tests. Once it passes, someone else should review the fix so it can be Resolved (Fix To Include). (Sometimes, the monkey times out, and you need to tell it to run again). Stephan
