Sync with Grease master #36
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… since it is not only required in Pharo (see GsDevKit#33)
…utAll:startingAt: since it is now included in Grease-Core
…y as argument since this method is used in Seaside with any String or ByteArray
Expanded the testcase for GRPlatform>>secureHashFor:
- remove classCommentOf:, part of swagger - remove GRWorkingWriteStream, no need - add pad* methods
Camp 2025 Squeak fixes round 1
- no longer support Squeak 5.3 - rename Pharo classes to Squeak - add PackageManifest class
Squeak fixes camp 2025 2
Url and typo
List all platforms grease can be run on
Identifying on which platform is Grease running
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@jbrichau, the github CI jobs were not run for this PR (for some reason) and when I looked at the incoming ci.yml and the existing ci.yml it looked like I at least the existing ci.yml needed to be updated so, I ended up modifying the ci.yml on the master branch and got it to pass (without conflicting with your incoming ci.yml) ... now I think that if you merge the latest GsDevKit/Grease:master into your SeasideSt/gsdevkit-merge branch, the CI job should run and pass ... If that won't work for you for some reason, then I will go ahead and merge the pull request as is and if we don't get another CI job run, I'll force one :) I'm not quite sure why the CI jobs don't always run for pull requests and I don't know of a way to force them to run, if they were skipped ... Oh well :) |
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Hey @dalehenrich |
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No problem ... I'll go ahead and merge the pull request and then debug CI job ... later today ... |
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Yep, CI job ran fine after merge! Thanks for the update |
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Time to sync up again ;-)