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adding an IV to a class with same name as temp used in method in subclass is trouble #83
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When loading with Monticello you get an error as expected, but when done interactively no error is raised |
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…ucture -- failing at the moment
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…at bugifx (missing in earlier commit)
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… a more robust test (double whammy) that should stress the proposed fix
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…DoubleWhammy test ... still fails
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… migration completes BEFORE throwing an error announcing a method compilation error ... also need to be aware that the call to Class class>>_defineClassNamed:with: may be recursive, thus the use of GsFailedMethodCompilationDuringCopyMethodToNewClass...
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Fix for Issue GsDevKit#83
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…nHttpMethod error on every single request.
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Issue GsDevKit#83 (ZnUnknownHttpMethod errors)
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Behavior>>copyMCMethodsFrom:dictionaries: catch errors but does not actually do anything with them ... similar things happen with references to undefined globals ...
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