Thank you!
If the BaselineOf is independent maybe we could repurpose Versioner -
because even if tags and branches are handled by git, the load order and
dependencies are still required and doing that by hand is too much work. :)
Also maybe the docs (which I found just now… so shame on me for not
On 2/26/15 4:41 AM, Ben Coman wrote:
Just a random query (especially since I haven't played with BaselineOf
and I might misunderstand something)...
should #baseline: be moved out of the ConfigurationOf class so that we
consistently have a BaselineOf class in both cases: git & monticello.
Haha,
Martin,
In my work I am moving entirely away from ConfigurationOf ...
ConfigurationOf was invented because Monticello lacks the ability to
reason about multi-file versions so virtually all of the meta data in a
ConfigurationOf is making up for this lack. Of course, the
ConfigurationOf only pa
2015-02-26 13:41 GMT+01:00 Ben Coman :
> Just a random query (especially since I haven't played with BaselineOf and
> I might misunderstand something)...
> should #baseline: be moved out of the ConfigurationOf class so that we
> consistently have a BaselineOf class in both cases: git & monticello.
Just a random query (especially since I haven't played with BaselineOf and
I might misunderstand something)...
should #baseline: be moved out of the ConfigurationOf class so that we
consistently have a BaselineOf class in both cases: git & monticello.
That is, the ConfigurationOfXxx.mcz package wi
Excerpts from Thierry Goubier's message of 2015-02-25 15:43:39 +0100:
> BaselineOf is the same as a #baseline: in a ConfigurationOf. It describes
> dependencies, packages and groups for a project, without versions. On
> loading, a BaselineOf will behave as a #development version in a
> Configuratio
I'm sure Dale will precise this, but...
BaselineOf is the same as a #baseline: in a ConfigurationOf. It describes
dependencies, packages and groups for a project, without versions. On
loading, a BaselineOf will behave as a #development version in a
ConfigurationOf which is to load the latest versi
Thierry or Dale will confirm, but basically that's the gist of it.
For git projects, you can specify dependencies to all things that refer to
commits in git. So you can depend on a particular commit, on a tag, the tip
of a branch… Therefore the release/version management part of metacello in
Confi
Hi,
can anybody tell me the difference between BaselineOfX and
ConfigurationOfX? The only thing I've gathered is that BaselineOf is used
for Git projects, while ConfigurationOf for Monticello projects; but
usage-wise they seem identical.
Thanks,
Peter
