Christoph Thiede

This would also be helpful for local testing: If you could reuse an already prepared image with your project loaded, it would be easier to inspect it again, without starting...

In my opinion, the display of assertion failures does not need to be a responsibility of TestCase. So what I am proposing in the following is meant as changes to...

By the way, there are loads of other warnings caused by shellcheck in all the script files in this repository. It would probably not harm to address them at some...

> Can't something like this be done in a `postLoad` method? Hypothetically, yes, but 1) I would consider it more convenient if Metacello could handle all the required connection and...

FYIO, a naive solution for my original desire exists in https://github.com/LinqLover/TelegramSmalltalkBot/blob/2ea661dd88d23084f40e2865d2379570c72d0140/src/BaselineOfTelegramSmalltalkBot.package/BaselineOfTelegramSmalltalkBot.class/instance/installPreviewDependencies.st (also copied with slight variations to https://github.com/LinqLover/TelegramBot and https://github.com/LinqLover/SimulationStudio), which is based on postLoad scripts. I'm still not very...

Thank you Tobias, this sounds reasonable, too; however, when I design my baseline spec to actually downgrade a certain Trunk package, this could introduce problems with the update map (imagine...

I see that. As a workaround, I am using a postLoad script in my baseline and call `Installer >> #primMerge:from:` to integrate my pending submissions. If you do not see...

FYIO, a naive solution for my original desire exists in https://github.com/LinqLover/TelegramSmalltalkBot/blob/2ea661dd88d23084f40e2865d2379570c72d0140/src/BaselineOfTelegramSmalltalkBot.package/BaselineOfTelegramSmalltalkBot.class/instance/installPreviewDependencies.st (also copied with slight variations to https://github.com/LinqLover/TelegramBot and https://github.com/LinqLover/SimulationStudio), which is based on postLoad scripts. I'm still not very...

Sorry for not having read the entire thread. Could #534/#536 be helpful in this context? :-)

Can we close this via #536 or are there any further requirements?