Hi everyone - I’ve always thought the article on announcements many years ago
was very cool - and we don’t seem to use them as much as we could (but equally
they aren’t a panacea to be overused everywhere either - and they do get used
in Pharo to some extent).
Anyway, I’ve been playing around
Hello,
I am working on a paper about different types of library update (also known as
library migration).
And I would like to know if you have any experience that I could document.
Most modern software depends on many external libraries. And when one of those
libraries releases a new version,
Superluminal, building blocks for creating HTTP requests and API clients reached it's v2.1.0 version.
Changelog
Improved migration package to v2
Fixed command to set a Bearer token
Improved RESTFulAPIClient handling of POST requests when the response is 201/Created but a Location header is
Stargate-Consul, integration with Consul HTTP API to register and deregister services reached it's v2.1.0 version.
Changelog
PR #16: Improved portability
Updated Superluminal dependency to v2
Fixed the build due to security changes in the GitHub Actions infrastructure
Improved tests by using a
I second trying Pharo under WSL for robustness. I wrote a blog entry on how
to set it up, and I think it's still valid:
https://fuhrmanator.github.io/2019/02/27/Pharo-in-WSL.html - Since you'd be
using WSL2, you have to do things differently for the DISPLAY variable:
Hi,
I want to compare Pharo (8) source code definitions. One source is already
"filed in" the image and the other source is in a .st file in chunk format
(the result of a file out). I've attached in this mail an example for
reproducibility. In my search for a simple equality operator, I found
Hyperspace, a couple of facilities on top of Zinc HTTP Components reached it's v2.6.0 version.
Changelog
PR #46 Add ZnResponse>>#hasLocation to check if an HTTP response includes the Location header.
Regards,
The Buenos Aires Smalltalk team
It might be worth trying to run Pharo under wsl if you have to go Windows? I
do on my job laptop and it works fine for me.
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Hi Sven and thanks for answering!
I did try a ldd and all libraries are present. I also started pharo with gdb
and it seems problem is somewhere in the combination between libgit2.so,
libssl.so and libcrypto.so.1.0.0, most often the crash comes from libssl.so.
Exchanging libgit2.so with the
Hi -
Firstly, have you tried asking on the Seaside forum? Might be worth doing.
If it were me, I would try to see if it was a problem with my specific
application or a a general seaside/windows problem. Does the Seaside demo
app work? Can you write a simple Hello World seaside app. Does that
I have looked at the code. There is only one method for reading and one for
writing and they both close the file when they have done so that’s wouldn’t ’t
seem to be the problem. It still doesn’t answer why it works on my M1
MacBookAir and not on two Windows boxes :-(
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