Use #greaseAsByteArray when computing etag

[theseion]

Fixes #1383

[theseion]

This PR depends on SeasideSt/Grease#161.

[jbrichau]

As soon as the mentioned PR is merged and we also get the GsDevKit/Grease mirror synced (necessary for GemStone builds), we can merge this one.

[jbrichau]

Created the PR to also update Grease in GsDevkit/GLASS: GsDevKit/Grease#28

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[theseion]

Pharo-12: a new deprecation that heavily impacts Monticello causes timeouts.
Others: unrelated test failures.

[timrowledge]

Just to catch up a little, Squeak 6.1 now has #asByteArray for LargePositiveIntegers. Prior versions would simply need to use sometihng akin to

^theBigNumber as: ByteArray

[theseion]

Thanks. I'm surprised you got it in after the discussions I saw on the mailing list 😉.

[timrowledge]

On 2023-11-05, at 6:20 AM, Max Leske ***@***.***> wrote: Thanks. I'm surprised you got it in after the discussions I saw on the mailing list 😉.

Oh, the privileges of being a 25+ year core developer and all that. It's a good point though that asByteArray is a pretty bad message, what with all the potential meanings. Should be using more specific names properly appropriate to the usage and in many case, not going that route at all. For example, applied to a bitmap in order to make the compression work... just daft. tim -- tim Rowledge; ***@***.***; http://www.rowledge.org/tim Sarchasm (n): The gulf between the author of sarcastic wit and the person who doesn't get it.