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Pruned? How do we do that? I mean, how do you distinguish the changes you want to deploy from the changes you want to drop?

• overgard 13y ago
  Basically it already knows the system/ide classes and pulls them out, and does some code analysis to remove unused bits of code and so on. It's an interactive process, but it's generally pretty smart.
• gnaritas 13y ago
  Image pruning is really not a good way to do it, it's much better to take a clean base image and load your code into it as part of the deploy process. Pruning a development image is a very old fashioned way to create a production image.
  • pjmlp 13y ago
    That way you cannot prevent regular users to access Smalltalk classes they shouldn't be touching at all. You can only avoid pruning for server side applications.
    • gnaritas 13y ago
      Fair point, but server side apps are really where most Smalltalk is these days.