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tag some tests with ignoreNotImplementedSelectors: #76

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this is backward compatible to Pharo11 (just ignored there)

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I don't understand. The versions of the methods that I see in your commits are not the good ones (for Pharo-11, Pharo12 and master)

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adri09070 commented Jun 14, 2023

Ah, no you're right! We cleaned and renamed a lot of shitty methods helperMethodXXX and apparently forgot to replace this one.

But now, I am even more confused: why is the CI green with this???

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It was due to this PR: https://github.com/pharo-spec/ScriptableDebugger/pull/60/files#diff-76f88c683f6eb63beac68142c9836853e4fdd9446be138f7a971000094b46548

Each call to #helperMethod1 should be replaced by a call to #methodWithTwoAssignments

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And the call to #helperMethod15 should be replaced by a call to #methodWithOneAssignment

jecisc added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 18, 2023
See discussion there: #76
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jecisc commented Jul 18, 2023

Alternative: #81

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Closed because #81 has been merged. I'll backport #81 to Pharo11

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jecisc commented Aug 1, 2023

This is just code quality. No need to backport this. P12 is enough :)

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