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Oct 11, 2019 at 00:09
Pharo's git integration (using Iceberg) is shockingly good. All your commits are well-structured changes, so you can toggle at class/method granularity what you want to commit. Thanks to Iceberg, these classes in your *live* image serialise to text files!
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Handle unmatched double quotes in string literals · Wilfred/mal_pharo@a0f7a61
Handle unmatched double quotes in string literals · Wilfred/mal_pharo@a0f7a61
Previously the tokenizer would ignore unmatched double quotes, as the regular expression only looked for pairs. Added test to ensure a MalError is raised.
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