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Project Dependencies: Use #stable versions in Basline and numbered versions in Config

There was a pattern in pre-BaselineOf Metacello where one would define
dependencies loosely in the #baselineXyz:, and then pin them to a specific
version in the #versionAbc:.

For example:

ConfigurationOfBabyPhexample>>#baseline100: spec
        ...
        project: 'BabyMock' with: [
                spec
                        className: #ConfigurationOfBabyMock;
                        versionString: #'stable';
                        repository: 'http://smalltalkhub.com/mc/zeroflag/BabyMock/main/' ]
        ...

and then:

ConfigurationOfBabyPhexample>>#version10: spec
        ...
        spec
                project: 'BabyMock' with: '1.2'
        ...

How does one handle this sort of thing with #baseline:import:?

This is what I came up with…

In the BaselineOf:

BaselineOfBabyPhexample>>#baseline:
    …
    project: 'BabyMock' with: [
        spec ... versionString: #'stable' … ];

And then in the ConfigurationOf:
```smalltalk
ConfigurationOfBabyPhexample>>#version10: spec
        ...
        baseline: 'BabyPhexample'
                with: [
                      spec
                        repository:

'github://seandenigris/Baby-Phexample:INSERT-SHA-HERE/repository' ].
                spec
                        project: 'BabyMock' with: '1.2'
        ...

But I got this error from the last line: MessageNotUnderstood: receiver of "fetchUsing:" is nil.
Then I changed the last line to:

    spec
        project: 'BabyMock' with: [ 
            spec
                className: #'ConfigurationOfBabyMock';
                versionString: '1.2' ]

And there was no error, but ConfigurationOfBabyPhexample project stableVersion record loadDirective. reports that the #stable version of BabyMock (1.3) will be loaded loaded instead of the version 1.2 that I specified in my configuration.

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